Théorie analytique de la chaleur
By J. Fourier. 2009
Discours Preliminaire 1. Introduction 2. Equations du mouvement de la chaleur 3. Propagation de la chaleur dans un solide rectangulaire infini 4. Du mouvement lineaire et varie de la chaleur dans une armille 5. De la propagation de la chaleur dans une sphere solide 6. Du mouvement de la chaleur dans un cylinder solide 7. Propagation de la chaleur dans un prisme rectangulaire 8. Du movement de la chaleur dans un cube solide 9. De la diffusion de la chaleur.
Subfields: Pure Mathematics
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