Uncertainties in the heat conduction problems and reliable estimates
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Reports of the Department of Mathematical Information Technology. Series B, Scientific computingDate
2013The heat conduction problems for anisotropic bodies are studied taking into
account the uncertainties in the material orientation. The best estimations of
the upper and lower bounds of the considered energy dissipation functional
are based on the developing new approach consisting in solution of some optimization problems and finding the extremal internal material structures, which
realize minimal and maximal dissipation.
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University of JyväskyläISBN
978-951-39-6938-7ISSN Search the Publication Forum
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