AbstractThe classical heat diffusion theory based on the Fourier’s model breaks down when considering transient heat flow, for short times, extreme thermal gradients or at low temperatures. The hyperbolic heat conduction equation based on the Cattaneo model for the heat flux incorporates a relaxation mechanism in order to gradually adjust to a change in the temperature gradient. A spectral element method is applied for solving the hyperbolic system treating the heat flux as an independent variable in addition to temperature. The numerical solution is based on the time–space least squares spectral method. Numerical examples are included for discussing the effects of the thermal waves
We studied physical problems related to heat transport and the corresponding differential equations,...
Classical thermoelasticity theory is based on Fourier\u27s Law of heat conduction, which, when combi...
Under the governing equations of Hyperbolic Heat Transfer, energy propagates through a medium as a w...
AbstractThe classical heat diffusion theory based on the Fourier’s model breaks down when considerin...
An initial boundary value problem of hyperbolic partial differential equation derived from Cattaneo’...
AbstractThe non-Fourier heat conduction in a finite medium subjected to a periodic heat flux is mode...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
A finite difference formulation is presented for thermal wave propagation resulting from periodic he...
Non-Fourier effect is important in heat conduction in strong thermal environments. Currently, genera...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
This paper develops a finite element code based on the hyperbolic heat conduction equation including...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
We studied physical problems related to heat transport and the corresponding differential equations,...
Classical thermoelasticity theory is based on Fourier\u27s Law of heat conduction, which, when combi...
Under the governing equations of Hyperbolic Heat Transfer, energy propagates through a medium as a w...
AbstractThe classical heat diffusion theory based on the Fourier’s model breaks down when considerin...
An initial boundary value problem of hyperbolic partial differential equation derived from Cattaneo’...
AbstractThe non-Fourier heat conduction in a finite medium subjected to a periodic heat flux is mode...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
A finite difference formulation is presented for thermal wave propagation resulting from periodic he...
Non-Fourier effect is important in heat conduction in strong thermal environments. Currently, genera...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
This paper develops a finite element code based on the hyperbolic heat conduction equation including...
Relations between the physical models describing the heat conduction in solids and a phenomenologica...
We studied physical problems related to heat transport and the corresponding differential equations,...
Classical thermoelasticity theory is based on Fourier\u27s Law of heat conduction, which, when combi...
Under the governing equations of Hyperbolic Heat Transfer, energy propagates through a medium as a w...