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Exact analytical solution for the non-selfadjoint problem of Maxwell--Cattaneo--Vernotte heat conduction with heat-transfer boundary condition
Mátyás Szücs, Tamás Fülöp
The most well-known beyond-Fourier heat conduction model, the Maxwell--Cattaneo--Vernotte equation is solved analytically in the presence of heat transfer boundary condition. In co…
Exact analytical solutions for the piston effect in supercritical fluids under post-acoustic approximation -- Short-time asymptotics, thermal penetration depth and comparison with the Spacelab D-2 experiments
Mátyás Szücs
Near the liquid-vapor critical point, fluids become highly compressible, giving rise to a special, strongly coupled thermo-mechanical process: the piston effect. In this phenomenon…
Fluid statics of a self-gravitating isothermal sphere of van der Waals' gas
Domenico Giordano, Pierluigi Amodio, Felice Iavernaro +3
We subject to scrutiny the physical consistency of adopting the perfect-gas thermodynamic model within self-gravitation circumstances by studying the fluid statics of a self-gravit…
A case study of non-Fourier heat conduction using Internal Variables and GENERIC
Mátyás Szücs, Michal Pavelka, Róbert Kovács +3
Applying simultaneously the methodology of Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics with Internal Variables (NET-IV) and the framework of General Equation for the Non-Equilibrium Reversible-…
Size effects and beyond-Fourier heat conduction in room-temperature experiments
Anna Fehér, Norbert Lukács, László Somlai +5
It is a long-lasting task to understand heat conduction phenomena beyond Fourier. Besides the low-temperature experiments on extremely pure crystals, it has turned out recently tha…
Four spacetime dimensional simulation of rheological waves in solids and the merits of thermodynamics
Áron Pozsár, Mátyás Szücs, Róbert Kovács +1
The recent results attained from a thermodynamically conceived numerical scheme applied on wave propagation in viscoelastic/rheological solids are generalized here, both in the sen…