About influence of gravity on heat conductivity process of the Planets
S.O. Gladkov, Anil Yadav, Saibal Ray, F. Rahaman

TL;DR
This paper explores how gravitational interactions influence heat conductivity in planets, providing a model that links classical and quantum physics to explain planetary heat equilibrium.
Contribution
It introduces a mechanism connecting gravitational waves and density fluctuations to heat conductivity, bridging classical and quantum physics in planetary heat transfer.
Findings
Gravitational waves affect planetary heat conductivity.
A dependence of heat conductivity on gravitational interactions is calculated.
The model aids understanding planetary thermal equilibrium.
Abstract
In the present study it is shown that the interaction of a quasi-static gravitational wave through density fluctuations gives rise to a heat conductivity coefficient and hence temperature. This fact is a very important characteristics to establish a heat equilibrium process of such massive body as the Earth and other Planets. To carry out this exercise general mechanism has been provided, which makes a bridge between classical physics and quantum theory, and specific dependence of heat conductivity coefficient in wide region is also calculated.
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