Abstract
The finite-volume method is developed for the solution of two-step hyperbolic conduction equations and applied to fast transient non-Fourier conduction problems in which two energy carriers are not in thermal equilibrium. Numerical methodology has been formulated to be applied to heterogeneous materials with temperature-dependent properties. Application to ultrafast laser heating of thin composite metals shows favorable results in comparison with the existing data.
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