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spellingShingle Ighalo, F. U., Bello-Ochende, T., Meyer, J. P., Revista de Engenharia Térmica, MATHEMATICAL OPTIMIZATION: APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF OPTIMAL MICRO-CHANNEL HEAT SINKS, General Engineering
title MATHEMATICAL OPTIMIZATION: APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF OPTIMAL MICRO-CHANNEL HEAT SINKS
title_full MATHEMATICAL OPTIMIZATION: APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF OPTIMAL MICRO-CHANNEL HEAT SINKS
title_fullStr MATHEMATICAL OPTIMIZATION: APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF OPTIMAL MICRO-CHANNEL HEAT SINKS
title_full_unstemmed MATHEMATICAL OPTIMIZATION: APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF OPTIMAL MICRO-CHANNEL HEAT SINKS
title_short MATHEMATICAL OPTIMIZATION: APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF OPTIMAL MICRO-CHANNEL HEAT SINKS
title_sort mathematical optimization: application to the design of optimal micro-channel heat sinks
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