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Integrating a thermo-mechanical solver into the DJOSER analytical thermal simulator for multilayer power electronic assemblies. Preliminary results [PDF]
2008 Second International Conference on Thermal Issues in Emerging Technologies, 2008 The DJOSER analytical thermal solver for multilayer mounting structures has been tested as a useful and friendly tool for the thermal analysis of power electronic devices and their packages, able to replace the onerous programs based on the finite element (FEM) calculations.
Cristina Padovani
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DJOSER: Analytical Thermal Simulator for Multilayer Electronic Structures. Theory and Numerical Implementation [PDF]
2007 International Conference on Thermal Issues in Emerging Technologies: Theory and Application, 2007 This paper presents a steady-state thermal simulation strategy called DJOSER, which is dedicated primarily but not exclusively to packaging structures for electronic devices. It is applicable to structures that can be likened to a set of homogeneous layers stacked one on top of the other and possibly separated by thermal contact resistances, where the ...
Claudio Casarosa, Fabio Stefani
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Sur l'emploi et le rôle de la couleur aux monuments du complexe funéraire du roi Djoser
Revue D'Egyptologie, 1993(Extrait de Res.d'A.).As early as the Archaic Period, the pannels of the Palace-facades tombs were painted with bright colours, to represent the mats supposed to close them: the wooden parts were either painted with their graining or simply in red. For the Djeser burial complex, the stone walls were also painted, but under the action of sand loaded ...
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The Underground Relief Panels of King Djoser at the Step Pyramid Complex
Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 1995Florence Dunn Friedman +1 more
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Exploring the possibility of low temperature glazing in faience from the Djoser Step Pyramid through compositional analysis [PDF]
, 2012 Egyptian faience, a glazed, non-clay based ceramic material, is found throughout Egypt in a time range pre-dating the Predynastic Period (5500 - 3100 BCE) and extending well beyond the Roman Period (30 BCE - 641 CE). One of the most monumental feats of faience production and one of the first examples of mass production in human history is the ...
Whisenant, Lawrence A
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Thomas Wilke: Djoser. Vater des Pyramidenbaus.
Historisch-politische Buch (das)Hans Paul Hopfner
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