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Abstract
Design Problem I
Introduction
Summary of Section 2.1
Alternate Method
Solution to Design Problem II
Design Problem Lilt
Relaxation Method
Matrix Inversion Method
Solution to Design Problem III
Design Problem IV
Explicit Method
Implicit Method
Solution to Design Problem IV
Design Problem V
Summary of Section 5.1
Solution to Design Problem V
Design Problem VI
Solution to Design Problem VI
References

Fundamental Principles of Heat Transfer - Part I

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This heat transfer text provides a comprehensive treatment of the fundamental aspects of conduction, convection, and radiation. Emphasis is placed on careful and complete theoretical developments, and numerous solved example problems and design problems are included to illustrate practical applications of fundamental principles. The appendices provide properties of materials, tables of mathematical functions, author index, and subject index. (LCL)

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