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(Book on photovoltaic energy, co-authored with Roberto D. ...)
Book on photovoltaic energy, co-authored with Roberto D. Carril.
1995
(Book on the vector dynamics of rigid bodies.)
Book on the vector dynamics of rigid bodies.
2014
(Practical guide to experimental data, measurement, and er...)
Practical guide to experimental data, measurement, and error.
2015
González Fernández
Carlos Fernando González Fernández was born on June 23, 1945, and is associated with Equatorial Guinea. His professional career developed principally within Spanish higher education, where he combined academic teaching and research in applied physics with the publication of textbooks, laboratory manuals, scientific studies, and works on mathematical and network-based modelling.
González Fernández studied Physics at the University Complutense of Madrid, completing a Master of Science in 1969. He subsequently pursued doctoral research at the University of Granada, where he obtained a Doctor of Philosophy in 1975. His doctoral thesis, La región ionosférica F2 y la emisión en 6300 Å OI, was concerned with ionospheric phenomena and was supervised by Gerardo Pardo Sánchez and Eduardo Battaner López. His later academic work extended across applied physics, mechanics, heat transfer, electrochemical modelling, and experimental methods.
González Fernández began his academic career as a teaching assistant at the University of Granada in 1970. From 1971 to 1982 he worked as a lecturer at the University of Jaén. He subsequently served as a senior lecturer from 1983 to 1989 and was appointed Professor of Applied Physics at the University of Murcia in 1990. At Murcia he developed research and teaching in applied physics, mechanics, heat transfer, network simulation, and related areas. He later became associated with the University Politécnica de Cartagena, Department of Applied Physics, where his work included research, university teaching, publication, and doctoral supervision. His scientific contributions include the application of network simulation methods to transient heat conduction, variable thermal properties, inverse heat-transfer problems, electrochemical processes, and extended-surface performance. He also supervised or co-supervised doctoral research at the Universities of Murcia, Granada, and the University Politécnica de Cartagena.
Developed and applied network simulation methods to problems in transient heat conduction, variable thermal properties, inverse heat-transfer analysis, and electrochemical processes.
Supervised and co-supervised doctoral research at the Universities of Murcia, Granada, and the University Politécnica de Cartagena.
Transient heat conduction in a plate with variable thermal conductivity and non-linear boundary conditions by network simulation method
(Journal article co-authored with Francisco Alhama López a...)
1999Solución numérica de procesos de transferencia de calor en aleaciones con condiciones de contorno no lineales
(Journal article co-authored with Diego José Alcaraz Loren...)
2005A Revision of the Classical Performance Extended Surfaces Assessment: Proposed New Coefficients
(Journal article co-authored with Francisco Alhama López a...)
2003An Inverse Determination of Unsteady Heat Fluxes Using a Network Simulation Method
(Journal article co-authored with Francisco Alhama López a...)
2003contributor articles to professional journals
(Contribution to professional journal articles.)
Física: ejercicios de laboratorio
(Laboratory-exercise manual co-authored with Juan Francisc...)
1997Physics, Laboratory Exercises, 1997
(Laboratory-exercise book co-authored with Juan Francisco ...)
1997Estudio espectrofotométrico del interior galáctico: un proyecto para EMIR
(Study of the spectrophotometric properties of the galacti...)
2011Mecánica: ejercicios de laboratorio
(Second edition of a laboratory-exercise manual co-authore...)
2002Network Models of Dynamic Systems, 1989
(Book co-authored with José Horno Montijano on network mod...)
1989Mecánica: ejercicios de laboratorio
(Laboratory-exercise manual co-authored with Francisco Alh...)
1999Estudio de la atmósfera de un núcleo urbano empleando el radón como trazador
(Study of the atmosphere of an urban area using radon as a...)
1982Datos experimentales: medida y error: guía práctica
(Practical guide to experimental data, measurement, and er...)
2015Ejercicios de termotecnia
(Thermal-engineering exercises, co-authored with Roberto D...)
1994Energía fotovoltaica
(Book on photovoltaic energy, co-authored with Roberto D. ...)
1995Irreversibilidad y complejidad: lección magistral Santo Tomás de Aquino 2001
(Published lecture on irreversibility and complexity.)
2002Problemas de física mecánica
(Collection of problems in mechanical physics.)
2013Dinámica vectorial de cuerpos rígidos
(Book on the vector dynamics of rigid bodies.)
2014Análisis de datos experimentales
(Book on the analysis of experimental data.)
2012Mecánica del sólido rígido
(Treatise on rigid-body mechanics.)
2003Fundamentos de mecánica
(Foundational work on mechanics.)
2009González Fernández collaborated with Francisco Alhama López, José Horno Montijano, Juan Francisco López Sánchez, Joaquín Zueco Jordán, Mariano Alarcón García, and other researchers on scientific publications and doctoral research in applied physics, heat transfer, electrochemical modelling, and network simulation. He supervised or co-supervised doctoral theses, including work by Francisco Alhama López, Joaquín Zueco Jordán, Mariano Alarcón García, María Teresa García Hernández, and José Horno Montijano.
