THERMOPHYSICS 2015 | ||
Meeting of the Thermophysical Society Working Group of the Slovak Physical Society Advanced Materials Research Thermophysics and Mass Transfer in Materials Science and Construction Editors: Igor Medved and Anton Trnik TransTech Publications Inc. ISBN-13:978-3-03835-630-1 |
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