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The conjugate gradient method is used to determine the unknown timewise variation of the strength of a plane surface heat source, located at a speciJied position inside a,flat plate, from the knowledge of transient temperature measurements taken at one of the outer surfaces while both boundary sur-j
## Abstract It is shown that the solution to the boundaryβinitial value problem for a heatβconducting viscous fluid depends continuously on changes in the heat supply function, for the improperly posed backward in time problem. A nonβlinear convection threshold is also determined for the problem of
Conjugate convective-conductive heat transfer in a rectangular enclosure under the condition of mass transfer within cavity with local heat and contaminant sources is numerically investigated. Mathematical model, describing a two-dimensional and laminar natural convection in a cavity with heat-condu