Two analytical formulae of the temperature inside a body by using partial lateral and initial data
Masaru Ikehata

TL;DR
This paper presents two analytical formulas for determining the temperature at a point inside a domain using partial initial and boundary data, advancing inverse heat conduction problem solutions.
Contribution
It introduces novel analytical formulas leveraging a special fundamental solution for the backward heat equation to solve inverse temperature problems.
Findings
Two explicit formulas derived for temperature estimation inside a domain.
Formulas utilize partial boundary and initial data over finite time.
Method enhances inverse heat problem solving with analytical solutions.
Abstract
This paper considerers the problem of computing the value of a solution of the heat equation at a given point inside a bounded domain after the initial time. It is assumed that the initial value of the solution inside the domain (possibly in a part of the domain) is known; the boundary value and the normal derivative on a part of the boundary of the domain over a finite time interval are known. Two analytical formulae for the problem are given. Both formulae make use of a special fundamental solution having a large parameter of the backward heat equation.
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