Abstract
This paper develops an engineering foundation for controlling heat transfer in one dimensional transient heat conduction problems based upon concepts borrowed from vibration control problems. The foundation distinguishes between modal control, distributed control, discrete control and direct feedback control and then singles out direct feedback control because its simplicity. An example demonstrates modal control and direct feedback control of the variation of the transient temperature field in a one dimensional slab geometry.
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