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Fundamental Solutions in the Theory of Micromorphic Thermoelastic Diffusion for Triple Porosity Materials with Microtemperature and Microconcentration Effects

Kansal Tarun

Markanda National College
Department of Mathematics
Shahabad Markanda, 136135, India
E-mail: tarun1_kansal@yahoo.co.in

Received:

Received: 12 January 2025; revised: 2 March 2025; accepted: 4 March 2025

DOI:   10.12921/cmst.2025.0000001

Abstract:

The main goal of this article is to derive the basic governing equations for the linearized theory of a micromorphic thermoelastic diffusion medium. This encompasses the analysis of microtemperatures, microconcentrations, and triple porosity. Moreover, the objective is to establish the fundamental solution for these equations in situations involving steady oscillations and equilibrium, presented in elementary functions.

Key words:

steady oscillations, thermoelastic diffusion, triple porosity

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