Nonlocal and hyperbolic heat conduction theories constructed by homogenization based on the Floquet-Bloch transformation

Key Points

• Nonlocal and hyperbolic heat conduction theories reveal advanced thermal modeling characteristics, with implications for engineering applications.
• Theoretical development identifies specific features important for heat flow under complex conditions in materials.
• Observational analysis exploring adaptive homogenization techniques alongside Floquet-Bloch transformation introduces new methods for heat conduction.
• Implications may enhance understanding of thermal phenomena, but further validation is necessary to ensure practical applicability.