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A hyperbolic two -step model based finite difference method for studying thermal deformation in a micro thin film heated by ultrashort -pulsed lasers
Heat transport through micro thin films plays a very important role in microtechnology applications. Many microelectronic devices have metal thin films as their key components. Microscale heat transfer is also important for the thermal processing of materials, including laser micromachining, laser p
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