Application of Hybrid Differential Transformation and Finite Difference Method on the Laser Heating Problem

Peng, Huan; Chen, Chieh Li

doi:10.1080/10407782.2011.541211

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“…A hybrid numerical technique which combines the differential transformation and finite difference (FD) approximation (Peng and Chen, 2011) is employed to predict the laser heating problem. Blackwell (1990) used the Laplace transformation method to obtain an analytical solution for the temperature profile in a semiinfinite body with exponentially decaying (with position) heat source and convective boundary condition.…”

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