The “spectroscopic limited maximum efficiency” metric is applied to identify materials design principles leading to high absorption for application in very thin film photovoltaic devices. Several Cu‐V‐VI materials exhibit much stronger solar absorption than CuInSe2, confirmed by our coupled experiment. A general trend on the fundamental factors driving strong absorption in these materials is revealed.
The International Instituut Voor Sociale Geschiedenis, or International Institute of Social History, located in Amsterdam, is well known as one of the world's leading centers for research on the history of labor movements and leftist political parties. It is also a major depository of archival material. However, scholars have largely neglected the Institute's extraordinary collection of Latin American materials. The purpose of this article is to describe the two largest bodies of Latin American holdings, those pertaining to Argentina and Brazil. For reasons of space, we have kept annotations to a minimum and have included only materials published before 1940, since they constitute by far the most significant portion of the Institute's Latin American collection.
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