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Analysing inverse heat conduction problems by the analysis of the system impulse response
The c-axis thermal conductivity of a Sb2Te3 nanowire is measured using the scanning thermal microscopy technique within the 3ω mode. The contact parameters, in terms of boundary contact resistance and contact area radius, are measured in specific configurations, and the values found are assumed not
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