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Alternate Cooling Model vs Newton’s Cooling
The Pennsylvania State University, University College, York, USA
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American Journal of Computational Mathematics·Volume 11 (2021)·Pages 64–69·Published 1 March 2021·DOI10.4236/ajcm.2021.111006
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Abstract
It is customary to apply Newton’s cooling as the standard model investigating the temperature profile of a hot substance exposed to a cool ambient. The rate of change of temperature in Newton’s model is simplistically related to linear-temperature difference of the two e.g. [1]. In our research flavored investigation, we consider a fresh model, cooling that depends to the difference of temperature-squared conducive to similar results. Utilizing a Computer Algebra System (CAS), especially Mathematica [2] we show the equivalency of the two.
KeywordsNewton’s CoolingThermo-PhysicsComputer Algebra System (CAS)<i>Mathematica</i>
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