Tools for Continuous Modelling Case Study 1: the laser flash experiment.

L Chapman; Clare Matthews; Simon Roberts; Louise Wright; Xin-she Yang

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This report describes work carried out to determine the thermal conductivity of an oxide layer on a sample by using optimisation techniques to minimise the difference between measured data and the results of a continuous model.

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