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near-field radiative heat transfer: a standalone construct

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Heat transfer

radiative heat exchange between bodies separated by less than the thermal wavelength, which can exceed the blackbody limit through evanescent waves.

In heat transfer, near-field radiative heat transfer refers to radiative heat exchange between bodies separated by less than the thermal wavelength, which can exceed the blackbody limit through evanescent waves. This meaning comes from Polder (1971) in Physical Review B.[1]

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Polder, D., & Van Hove, M. (1971). Theory of Radiative Heat Transfer between Closely Spaced Bodies. Physical Review B, 4(10), 3303-3314. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.4.3303

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