Lecture 1 - Importance of Thermal Radiation
Lecture 2 - Blackbody definition
Lecture 3 - Solid angle, spectral radiation intensity
Lecture 4 - Radiation pressure and radiation energy density
Lecture 5 - Relationship between âIâ and âTâ and Candidate blackbody distribution functions
Lecture 6 - Candidate blackbody distribution functions (Continued...)
Lecture 7 - Planck's blackbody radiation distribution function
Lecture 8 - Planck's distribution and Wien's displacement law
Lecture 9 - Universal blackbody function
Lecture 10 - Emissivity
Lecture 11 - Emissivity (Continued...)
Lecture 12 - Emissivity (Continued...)
Lecture 13 - Kirchoff law, Absorptivity
Lecture 14 - Kirchoff law, Absorptivity (Continued...)
Lecture 15 - Problems on emissivity, absorptivity
Lecture 16 - Reflectivity
Lecture 17 - Transmissivity
Lecture 18 - Problems on reflectivity and transmissivity
Lecture 19 - Radiation heat transfer between surfaces
Lecture 20 - View factor
Lecture 21 - View factor (Continued...)
Lecture 22 - View factor (Continued...)
Lecture 23 - Enclosure analysis
Lecture 24 - Enclosure analysis (Continued...)
Lecture 25 - Enclosure analysis - Gray surface
Lecture 26 - Enclosure analysis - Non gray surfaces
Lecture 27 - Radiation in participating media
Lecture 28 - Solution to the RTE
Lecture 29 - Concept of mean beam length
Lecture 30 - Enclosure analysis in the presence of absorbing / emitting gas
Lecture 31 - Emissivities and absorptivities of Gas mixtures
Lecture 32 - Conduction - Introduction
Lecture 33 - Conduction - Energy equation
Lecture 34 - Conduction - 1D, steady state
Lecture 35 - Conduction - 1D, heat generation
Lecture 36 - Fin heat transfer - I
Lecture 37 - Fin heat transfer - II
Lecture 38 - Conduction - Cylindrical and Spherical geometries
Lecture 39 - Transient conduction
Lecture 40 - Transient conduction (Continued...)
Lecture 41 - Two dimensional steady state conduction
Lecture 42 - Analytical solution for Laplace equation
Lecture 43 - Numerical methods in conduction
Lecture 44 - Numerical methods in conduction (Continued...)
Lecture 45 - Conduction with change of phase
Lecture 46 - Conduction with change of phase (Continued...)