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Discrete transfer and discrete ordinates methods for radiative heat transfer in furnaces
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1998
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Kayakol, Nuray
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Heat
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Radiative transfer
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Combustion, Theory of
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Transport theory
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N. Kayakol, “Discrete transfer and discrete ordinates methods for radiative heat transfer in furnaces,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 1998.