Lecture

Heat Diffusion with Heat Sources

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Description

This lecture covers the heat diffusion equation in 1D steady-state conduction with heat sources, exploring different geometries and boundary conditions. It discusses thermal resistance, overall heat transfer coefficient, thermal circuits, and Kirchhoff's laws. The instructor explains the assumptions and equations needed to solve heat conduction problems, emphasizing the importance of symmetry in temperature profiles.

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