Thermal Conduction: Fourier Equation Simplifications

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This lecture covers topics related to thermal conduction, including stationary and non-stationary regimes, the Fourier equation, and simplifications of the equation. It also discusses the assumptions made for simplifications and the implications of the Fourier equation in different scenarios.

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