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A Kalman-based identification framework for estimating thermophysical properties in transient layered heat conduction systems
Estimating thermophysical properties from indirect observations is a classical inverse problem in transient heat conduction, especially in layered systems where heat diffusion depends on material properties, interfaces and boundary conditions. This study develops a Kalman-based framework to estimate
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