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Stability of the Nonlinear Milne Problem for Radiative Heat Transfer System

This paper focuses on the nonlinear Milne problem of the radiative heat transfer system on the half-space. The nonlinear model is described by a second order ODE for temperature coupled to transport equation for radiative intensity. The nonlinearity of the fourth power Stefan–Boltzmann law of black...

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Published in:Archive for rational mechanics and analysis 2023-10, Vol.247 (5), p.102, Article 102
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