Polarization of temperature waves in a dual heat flux vector space
A new concept of a “dual” heat flux vector is advanced to phenomenologically explain the polarization of conventional temperature waves, which are known to be transverse. The paper demonstrates a novel possibility for inward spiralling in spatial elliptic polarization of these waves, in the dual hea...
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Elsevier
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/4cf470e1f4644cbd98f46054a7e11735 |
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| Sumario: | A new concept of a “dual” heat flux vector is advanced to phenomenologically explain the polarization of conventional temperature waves, which are known to be transverse. The paper demonstrates a novel possibility for inward spiralling in spatial elliptic polarization of these waves, in the dual heat flux vector space and for a projection for this spiralling into the realistic space of scalar temperature waves. A proposition for a related experimental verification is also reported. |
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