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A high -order finite difference method for solving bioheat transfer equations in three-dimensional triple -layered skin structure
Investigations on instantaneous skin burns are useful for an accurate assessment of burn-evaluation and for establishing thermal protections for various purposes. Meanwhile, hyperthermia with radiation is important in the treatment of cancer, and it is essential for developers and users of hyperther
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