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Temperature gradient (∇T)

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The temperature gradient is the gradient ∇T of the temperature field. It points in the direction of fastest temperature increase.

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The temperature gradient is a measure of how temperature changes with distance in a specific direction. It is essentially the rate at which temperature increases or decreases over a certain distance. The concept is important in various fields, including meteorology, geology, and engineering, as it can affect processes such as heat transfer, weather patterns, and geological phenomena.
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