Physical Validity of Assumptions for Public Exposure to Mobile Phones

TL;DR

This paper examines the physical assumptions underlying public exposure to mobile phones, focusing on safety, boundary conditions, and non-thermal interactions to assess potential health risks and safety standards.

Contribution

It critically analyzes the validity of common assumptions used in evaluating mobile phone exposure safety standards.

Findings

Certain boundary conditions may not accurately reflect real-world scenarios

Non-thermal interactions could have implications for safety assessments

Current safety standards might need revision based on physical validity

Abstract

KEYWORDS: free energy, boundary condition, non-thermal interaction, mobile phone, public safety, precautional principle, security hole