Transient Thermal Response
Transient Thermal Response is a transient heat transfer phenomenon characterized by the time-dependent variation in temperature distribution within a thermal system or material resulting from sudden changes in boundary conditions, heat generation, or external thermal stimuli, distinguishing it from steady-state thermal behavior by its inherent dependency on time-varying thermal inertia and energy accumulation dynamics.
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Thermal Response of Metals to Ultrashort-Pulse Laser Excitation
P. B. Corkum, F. Brunel, N. K. Sherman et al. · Physical Review Letters · 1988 · 377 citations
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