Abstract
In this study, the thermal quadrupoles method is extended to semitransparent layered solids. Using this method, the surface temperature of semitransparent multilayered materials is calculated as a function of the optical and thermal properties of each layer. This result eventually leads to determination of the thermal diffusivity, thermal resistance, and/or optical absorption coefficient of layered materials using photothermal techniques. The thermal quadrupoles method is applied to determine the thermal contact resistance in glass stacks.
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