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A Cut Finite Element Method for Transient Thermal Simulation in Multi-material Electronic Packaging Structures
Advanced electronic packaging structures represent a key technological approach for extending Moore's Law. An electronic packaging structure consists of multiple materials with distinct properties, constituting a composite structure with complex spatial architecture. This paper develops an unfitted
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