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Thermal Shock Analysis in a Semiconducting Medium Using a Modified Green–Lindsay Thermoelastic Model

Praveen Ailawalia, Alwaleed Kamel, A. M. S. Mahdy, E. S. Elidy, Khaled Lotfy

2025Mechanics of Solids7 citationsDOI

Abstract

Abstract A thermal shock problem in a semiconducting rod under modified Green-Lindsay theory of length l is discussed. The partial differential equations are simplified by applying the Laplace transformation technique. It is assumed that one end of the rod is subjected to a sudden heat source. The governing equations of a semiconducting medium are transformed using the Laplace transform, and analytical expressions for displacement, stress, carrier density, and temperature distribution are obtained. These transformed components are then inverted by the numerical inversion method and are presented graphically to show the results in different theories of thermoelasticity.

Topics & Concepts

Thermoelastic dampingLaplace transformThermal shockMaterials scienceThermalPartial differential equationShock (circulatory)MechanicsMathematical analysisDistribution (mathematics)Heat equationTransformation (genetics)Laplace transform applied to differential equationsDifferential equationNumerical analysisIntegral transformMathematicsPhysicsCompatibility (geochemistry)ThermodynamicsLaplace's equationThermoelastic and Magnetoelastic PhenomenaNumerical methods in engineeringThermal properties of materials