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Diffusionics : Diffusion Process Controlled by Diffusion Metamaterials / by Fu-Bao Yang, Ji-Ping Huang.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Yang, Fu-Bao., Author.
Huang, Ji-Ping, Author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Thermodynamics.
Thermoelectric materials.
Heat engineering.
Heat--Transmission.
Heat.
Mass transfer.
Statistical physics.
Condensed matter.
Building materials.
Thermoelectrics.
Engineering Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer.
Statistical Physics.
Condensed Matter Physics.
Structural Materials.
Local Subjects:
Thermodynamics.
Thermoelectrics.
Engineering Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer.
Statistical Physics.
Condensed Matter Physics.
Structural Materials.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (XV, 284 p. 99 illus., 98 illus. in color.)
Edition:
1st ed. 2024.
Place of Publication:
Singapore : Springer Nature Singapore : Imprint: Springer, 2024.
Summary:
This open access book presents a comprehensive exploration of diffusion metamaterials that control energy and mass diffusion. Currently, if from the perspective of governing equations, diffusion metamaterials and wave metamaterials (pioneered by J. B. Pendry in the 1990s) are recognised as the two most prominent branches in the field of metamaterials. These two branches differ in their emphasis on the diffusion equation (as the governing equation) and time-dependent characteristic lengths in diffusion metamaterials, as opposed to the wave equation (as the governing equation) and time-independent characteristic lengths in wave metamaterials. Organized into three distinct parts – 'Thermal Diffusion Metamaterials', 'Particle Diffusion Metamaterials', and 'Plasma Diffusion Metamaterials' – this book offers a rigorous exploration spanning physics, engineering, and materials science, aimed at advancing our understanding of diffusion processes controlled by diffusion metamaterials. Incorporating foundational theory, computational simulations, and laboratory experiments, the book equips researchers and scholars across these disciplines with comprehensive methods, insights, and results pivotal to the advancement of diffusion control. Beyond facilitating interdisciplinary discourse, the book serves as a catalyst for innovative breakthroughs at the crossroads of physics, thermodynamics, and materials science. Essentially, readers will acquire profound insights that empower them to spearhead advancements in diffusion science (diffusionics) and the engineering of metamaterials.
Contents:
Chapter 1. Effective Medium Theory for Thermal Conduction in Thermophysics
Chapter 2. Thermal Stealth Technology: From Theoretical Exploration to Engineering Practice
Chapter 3. Spatial and temporal modulation of thermoelectric metamaterials
Chapter 4. Heat transfer in porous materials
Chapter 5. Non-Hermitian physics and topological phenomena in convective thermal metamaterials
Chapter 6. Beyond Traditional Thermal Convection: Exploration and Application of Spatiotemporal Modulation in Thermal Metamaterials
Chapter 7. Thermal Metamaterials for Temperature Maintenance: From Advances in Heat Conduction to Future Convection Prospects
Chapter 8. Diffusion metamaterials for manipulating conduction and radiation
Chapter 9. Metamaterials for thermal diffusion: Controlling Radiation and Conduction Simultaneously
Chapter 10. Thermal metamaterials for controlling thermal conduction, convection and radiation
Chapter 11. Controlling Multiple Heat Transfer Modalities with Omnithermal Metamaterials
Chapter 12. Enhancing Thermal Diffusion with Metamaterials: Exploring Omnithermal Restructurable Metasurfaces
Chapter 13. Geometric Phases in Particle Diffusion: Theory and Modern Applications
Chapter 14. Particle diffusion process with artificial control: Diffusion metamaterials
Chapter 15. Diffusion metamaterials for plasma transport.
ISBN:
981-9704-87-1
OCLC:
1430658221

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