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Deconfined regions in relativistic heavy ion collisions are limited to smallvolumes surrounded by a confined exterior. Using the geometry of a doublelayered torus, we keep an outside temperature slightly lower than the insidetemperature, so that both regions are in the SU(3) scaling region. Deconfinedvolume sizes are chosen to be in a range typical for such volumes created atthe BNL RHIC. Even with small temperature differences a dependence of the(pseudo) deconfining temperature on a colder surrounding temperature is clearlyvisible. For temporal lattice sizes Ntau=4, 6 and 8 we find consistency withSU(3) scaling behavior for the measured transition temperature signals.

Finite Volume Corrections to the SU(3) Deconfining Temperature due to a Confined Exterior