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A three-level finite difference scheme for solving a dual-phase-lagging heat transport equation in spherical coordinates
Heat transport through thin films or micro-objects is of vital importance in microtechnology applications. For instance, metal thin films are important components of microelectronic devices. The reduction of the device size to microscale has the advantage of enhancing the switching speed of the devi
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