are replaced with those of Material B.
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    With the thermodynamic parameters specified for all regions of the material,
    a MATLAB script is used to determine the output temperatures. The following
    equations are used to determine the temperatures at various points in the
    material. It is important to note that in these equations, <i>m</i> represents
    the location of the node and <i>p</i> represents the time dependence. New
    time step values are represented by <i>p+1</i> while the old