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    How does heat loss through conduction occur?

    Hello, There are two questions in my original e-mail: The second one - about temperature distribution as function of time and distance from heat source is more or less clear, but if someone can recommend where I can read about relevant math it would be great. The first question actually is...
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    How does heat loss through conduction occur?

    Yes, but before the system stabilised? During this period distribution of temperature as function of time and distance from 0 can be different.
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    How does heat loss through conduction occur?

    Usually it is said that loss of heat through a chunk of material because of conduction is proportional to difference in temperature and inversely proportional to thickness of material. E.g. if I got a wall to ΔQ = K*S*ΔT/D. where ΔQ - is energy flow through material. K - constant characteristic...
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    Does space contraction affect planet evolution?

    Ok, that helps. I got some understanding of how planets evolve and I brought this example of planets in order to illustrate a contradiction which I was unable to explain. Of course planets are spherical not because it is a law of nature, but because under conditions you mentioned they will...
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    Does space contraction affect planet evolution?

    Hello, from time to time I got question in physics for which I can't readily find answers. I hope I can get answers here. Here is my current one: Usually textbooks state that space contracts in direction parallel to direction of motion. It sounds strange, because time changes uniformly, and as I...
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    Does space contract uniformly in all directions?

    Hello, from time to time I got question in physics for which I can't readily find answers. I hope I can get answers here. Here is my current one: Usually textbooks state that space contracts in direction parallel to direction of motion. It sounds strange, because time changes uniformly, and as I...
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