Certain axially-symmetric problems of heat conduction in laminated bodies
The solutions of heat conduction problems in laminated hollow cylinders are presented. It is assumed, that the two-layered microperiodic rigid laminated hollow cylinders are homogeneous, isotropic and their thermal properties are constant and the bound is perfect between the hollow cylinders. The paper gives the exact solutions of two different boundary- value problems. The homogenized model of heat conduction which describes the microlocal effects (the effects due to microperiodic structure of rigid body on transient heat conduction) is employed here.
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