Document Type

Article

Publication Date

8-30-2005

First Advisor

Kurt Bryan

Abstract

The ability to study the interior of an object without destroying it is an important industrial tool. One method of recent interest is steady-state thermal or impedance imaging. In this paper we will use the steady-state heat equation to locate one or more circular inclusions within a two-dimensional region, where the boundaries of the inclusions have partially disbonded from the surrounding material; this disbond is modelled as between the heat flux and jump discontinuity at the disbonded interface.

Comments

MSTR 05-01

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