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Microscale and Nanoscale Heat Transfer
Microscale And Nanoscale Heat Transfer (Topics In Applied Physics (107))
Microscale And Nanoscale Heat Transfer (Topics In Applied Physics (107))

By Sebastian Volz, G. Tessier, S. Dilhaire, R. Carminati, P. Chantrenne, S. Gomez, N. Trannoy, R. Carminati, P. Chantrenne, S. Dilhaire, S. Gomez, N. Trannoy, G. Tessier, Sebastian Volz

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Laws Of Macroscopic Heat Transfer And Their Limits / Jean-jacques Greffet -- Transport In Dilute Media / Rémi Carminati -- Electrons And Phonons / Jean-jacques Greffet -- Introduction To Radiative...

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