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Unified Analysis and Solutions of Heat and Mass Diffusion

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In this paper, the authors present several generalized analytical methods of solution for a variety of commonly incurred heat transfer problems, including time-dependent, linear heat-oriented, or involve mass diffusion.
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This text presents several generalized analytical methods of solution for a variety of classes of commonly incurred heat transfer problems. It covers problems that are time-dependent, linear heat-oriented, or involve mass diffusion.

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