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Abstract
The determination of the time of death in forensic investigations is a crucial aspect of solving criminal cases. In this research paper, we propose a mathematical model based on differential equations and Newton's Law of Cooling to estimate the time of death. By measuring the body temperature at specific time intervals after the discovery of a deceased individual, we can calculate the time at which the victim's temperature was normal (98.6F) prior to their demise. Through a detailed analysis of temperature data, our model yields a precise estimation of the time of death, aiding law enforcement agencies in their investigations.
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Copyright © 2023 Dr.Jyothi.G, Dr.M.Dhanashmi, K.Bhanu Priya, P.S.N.V.Sudharani, K.Dharani, T.Maheswari. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
