Abstract
This paper presents an analytical approach associated with Laplace transforms and a sequential concept over time to obtain the increment of temperature in nanoscale beam with fractional order heat conduction clamped from both ends. The governing equations are written in the forms of differential equations of matrix-vector in the domain of the Laplace transforms and are then solved by the eigenvalue technique. The analytical solutions are obtained for the increment of temperature, displacement, lateral deflection, and stresses in the Laplace domain. Numerical simulations are provided for silicon-like nanoscale beam material, with graphical display of calculated results. The physical implications of distributions of physical variables considered in this article are discussed.