ABSTRACT. The work includes a solving proposal for initial-boundary value 3D heat con-duction problems. The proposal is based on an extension of the body model region to the whole space where the space integral as a particular solution to the initial-boundary value problem is derived. Temperature component is separated from the space integral. The com-ponent admissibility conditions are formulated. For numerical purposes the approximated integral with a discrete set of fictitious components is proposed. The fictitious component intensities are determined on an approximate way from the boundary condition. An ap-proximate solution of the heat conduction problem is obtained by extension in time and contraction in space of the approximated inte...
Abstract: A heat conduction in systems composed of biomaterials, such as the heart muscle, is descri...
AbstractA boundary integral method is proposed for the numerical solution of the three-dimensional h...
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The work includes a solving proposal for initial-boundary value 3D heat conduction problems. The pro...
The work takes an advantage of the temperature component method for some heat conduction problems. S...
A method of analysis is described which yields closed-form solutions for two-dimensional heat conduc...
Technological processes in the energy sector and engineering require the calculation of temperature ...
A generalized equation for the transient temperature response of a body, initially in equilibrium wi...
A general shaped one-dimensional heat conducting body with side convection in a condition of steady ...
[Abstract] The conventional boundary element method (BEM) needs a domain integral in heat conduction...
The merits of various numerical methods for the solution of the one and two dimensional heat conduct...
This report is concerned with the development of a boundary element method based on radial basis fun...
A new approach in the use of Monte Carlo to solve heat conduction problems was developed using a tra...
A new methodology for mathematical modeling of transient thermal processes in structural components ...
Nowadays there are high speed improvements in processors frequencies and processors amount on a sing...
Abstract: A heat conduction in systems composed of biomaterials, such as the heart muscle, is descri...
AbstractA boundary integral method is proposed for the numerical solution of the three-dimensional h...
SIGLELD:D46933/83 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
The work includes a solving proposal for initial-boundary value 3D heat conduction problems. The pro...
The work takes an advantage of the temperature component method for some heat conduction problems. S...
A method of analysis is described which yields closed-form solutions for two-dimensional heat conduc...
Technological processes in the energy sector and engineering require the calculation of temperature ...
A generalized equation for the transient temperature response of a body, initially in equilibrium wi...
A general shaped one-dimensional heat conducting body with side convection in a condition of steady ...
[Abstract] The conventional boundary element method (BEM) needs a domain integral in heat conduction...
The merits of various numerical methods for the solution of the one and two dimensional heat conduct...
This report is concerned with the development of a boundary element method based on radial basis fun...
A new approach in the use of Monte Carlo to solve heat conduction problems was developed using a tra...
A new methodology for mathematical modeling of transient thermal processes in structural components ...
Nowadays there are high speed improvements in processors frequencies and processors amount on a sing...
Abstract: A heat conduction in systems composed of biomaterials, such as the heart muscle, is descri...
AbstractA boundary integral method is proposed for the numerical solution of the three-dimensional h...
SIGLELD:D46933/83 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo