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Modeling of the inverse heat -conduction problem with application to laser chemical vapor deposition and bioheat transfer
This dissertation consists of two parts. Part one deals with three-dimensional laser induced chemical vapor deposition (3D-LCVD), whereas part two deals with a Pennes model of a 3D skin structure. LCVD is an important technique in manufacturing complex micro-structures with high aspect ratio. In par
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