Abstract
At steady state, we determine the temperature profile in a circular thin layer surrounding an inner nanodevice that acts as a source of heat. The analytical solution, under suitable boundary conditions, is obtained by means of a two-temperature model, which establishes the balance laws governing the spatial distribution of temperatures and heat fluxes. The main results are displayed when the circular thin layer is made of Bi2Te3 and are discussed in view of the second law of thermodynamics.
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