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A Novel Iterative-Fitting Approach for the Thermal Characterization of Thin Fibers
The transient electrothermal technique (TET) is widely used to measure the thermal properties of thin fibers and films, but its accuracy declines when radiative heat losses are significant and surface emissivity is unknown. These conditions are difficult to avoid at the microscale, while conventiona
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