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Some steady-state problems in heat conduction theory for wedges with boundary conditions of the third kind

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It is shown that a steady-state problem of heat conduction theory for a wedge releasing heat according to Newton's law is reduced, by means of an integral transformation, to solution of a certain functional equation. For a wedge angle of 2 γ=π/m (m=1, 2, 3, ...) an exact solution of the latter equation is found, and formulas for the temperature distribution are obtained.

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Vasil'ev, B.A. Some steady-state problems in heat conduction theory for wedges with boundary conditions of the third kind. Journal of Engineering Physics 11, 131–135 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00831270

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