Lecture

Fourier Equation in 2D: Stationary Regime

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Description

This lecture covers the Fourier equation in 2D for a stationary regime without heat production, focusing on a semi-infinite wall with constant and variable temperatures at the surface. It discusses the heat transfer mechanisms of conduction, convection, and radiation, providing examples and boundary conditions for practical applications.

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