control of the thermal fractal diffusion of tightly compressed heterogeneous layers of thin plates
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Abstract
As the thermal conductivity of thin plates composed of tightly compressed heterogeneous layers varies continuously in the form of an exponential function, we present a nonlinear dynamical model of the fractal growth of thermal diffusion. We also analyze the quantitative relationship between the probability of growth and the disturbance term, predict the control action of the environmental disturbance term on fractal growth, and use Matlab simulation to verify the control effectiveness of thermal fractal diffusion. The results facilitate the selection of appropriate control areas and control parameters for the thermal diffusion variable coefficients. In addition, variation in the fractal dimension reflects the influence of environmental disturbance on the complex process of thermal fractal diffusion.
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| Authors | ;Wei Qiao;Shu-Tang Liu;Jie Sun |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1155/2014/672547
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