2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.csite.2021.100895
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Induced MHD impact on exponentially varying viscosity of Williamson fluid flow with variable conductivity and diffusivity

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“…From a physical point of view, the buoyancy force acts on the curved surface and stimulates the movement of the particle near the surface; due to this effect, the velocity field augments, and the thermal state declines. An interesting phenomenon is shown in Figure 14b wherein a variation in from (0,1) pressure profile decreases and increases from (1,5). Figure 14a-c depict the significant impact of the buoyancy parameter δ on the given velocity field, pressure profile, and thermal distribution.…”
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“…From a physical point of view, the buoyancy force acts on the curved surface and stimulates the movement of the particle near the surface; due to this effect, the velocity field augments, and the thermal state declines. An interesting phenomenon is shown in Figure 14b wherein a variation in from (0,1) pressure profile decreases and increases from (1,5). Figure 14a-c depict the significant impact of the buoyancy parameter δ on the given velocity field, pressure profile, and thermal distribution.…”
Section: Results Analysismentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Figure 13c depicts the effect of the permeability parameter on the pressure profile. The pressure profile increases from (0,1) and decreases from (1,5) for greater values of permeability parameter. Figure 14a-c depict the significant impact of the buoyancy parameter on the given velocity field, pressure profile, and thermal distribution.…”
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“…The variability in plastic dynamic viscosity, coefficient of heat diffusivity, coefficient of mass diffusivity, and the magnetic field is assumed, respectively 30 left leftμ(T)=μ0em1(TT0)κ(T)=κ0[1+m2(TT0)],D(c)=D0[1+m3(CC0)]B(x)=B01+αt12.…”
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“…Kumar et al (10) deliberated contemplate the progression of insecure free convection and move of mass going through an endless vertical permeable plate with a synthetic response by considering pull boundary and gooey dissemination if the plate moves in its plane. The theme of nonlinear radiation and blended convection of the MHD warmth and mass exchange of Maxwell nano liquid stream in permeable media with Arrhenius dynamic response is inspected by Salawu et al (11) Salahuddin et al (12) initiated MHD sway on dramatically differing consistency of Williamson liquid stream with variable conductivity and diffusivity. Expects to consider the impact of Heat source on an MHD Casson liquid through a vertical fluctuating permeable plate by Goud et al (13) Makinde et al (14) scrutinized unconfined convection stream through thermal radioactivity and mass conversion past a moving erect permeable platter.…”
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