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A numerical method to solve the two-step parabolic heat transport equations in a microsphere subjected to an ultrafast laser pulse
Heat transport at the microscale is the subject of intense investigation due to the growing need to fabricate microstructures for applications in nanotechnology. The need to control the spread of the thermal process zone has led to the development of high power short-pulse lasers. During thermal pro
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