In this paper we reduce a free boundary problem from heat transfer to a weakly Singular Volterra  integral equation of the first kind. Since the first kind integral equation is ill posed, and an appropriate method for such ill posed problems is based on wavelets, then we apply the Chebyshev wavelets to solve the integral equation. Numerical implementation of the method is illustrated by two ben...

the present article focuses on the evaluation of a first-moment closure model applicable to film cooling flow and heat transfer computations. the present first-moment closure model consists of a higher level of turbulent heat flux modeling in which two additional transport equations for temperature variance kθ and its dissipation rate εθ are considered. it not only employs a time scale that is ...

Boundary element methods are being applied with increasing frequency to time dependent problems, especially to boundary value problems for parabolic differential equations. Here we shall consider the heat equation as the prototype of such equations. Various types of integral equations arise when solving boundary value problems for the heat equation. An important one is the single layer heat pot...

In this paper we address some ill-posed problems involving the heat or the wave equation in one dimension, in particular the backward heat equation and the heat/wave equation with lateral Cauchy data. The main objective is to introduce some variational mixed formulations of quasi-reversibility which enable us to solve these ill-posed problems by using some classical Lagrange finite elements. Th...

The present paper is devoted to the determination of displacement, stresses and temperature from three dimensional anisotropic half spaces due to presence of heat source. The normal mode analysis technique has been used to the basic equations of motion and generalized heat conduction equation proposed by Green-Naghdi model-II [1]. The resulting equation are written in the form of a vector –matr...

We derive a sharp, localized version of elliptic type gradient estimates for positive solutions (bounded or not) to the heat equation. These estimates are akin to the Cheng-Yau estimate for the Laplace equation and Hamilton’s estimate for bounded solutions to the heat equation on compact manifolds. As applications, we generalize Yau’s celebrated Liouville theorem for positive harmonic functions...

In 1955 Kovasznay et al. proposed to enhance an image by reversing the heat equation. This process is highly unstable and blows up the noise. Thus an efficient deblurring depends crucially on accurate denoising. In this paper we investigate the use of neighborhood filters and of a recent variant, NL-means, to stabilize the reverse heat equation. We shall prove that adding to the heat equation a...

The non-Fourier effect in heat conduction is important in strong thermal environments and thermal shock problems. Generally, commercial FE codes are not available for analysis of non-Fourier heat conduction. In this study, a meshless formulation is presented for the analysis of the non-Fourier heat conduction in the materials. The formulation is based on the symmetric local weak form of the sec...

In this paper we study the Local Discontinuous Galerkin scheme for solving the stochastic heat equation driven by the space white noise. We begin by giving a brief introduction to stochastic processes, stochastic differential equations, and their importance in the modern mathematical context. From there, using an example stochastic elliptic partial differential equation, we approximate the whit...

This article is devoted to define and solve an evolution equation of the form dyt = ∆yt dt + dXt(yt), where ∆ stands for the Laplace operator on a space of the form L(R), and X is a finite dimensional noisy nonlinearity whose typical form is given by Xt(φ) = ∑N i=1 x i tfi(φ), where each x = (x , . . . , x) is a γ-Hölder function generating a rough path and each fi is a smooth enough function d...