1980
DOI: 10.1007/bf00861880
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Longitudinal diffusion of an impurity in a pipe with permeable walls

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“…Figure 1 shows that the longitudinal diffusion coefficient K increases with increasing P for M=2Q and Sc = 20. It is interesting to note that this behavior of K with respect to the suction parameter P is opposite to that in the case of injection through channel walls as found in reference [3].…”
Section: (J O [/(£)-A/«)w)tfa+0(p 2 ) (16)mentioning
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“…Figure 1 shows that the longitudinal diffusion coefficient K increases with increasing P for M=2Q and Sc = 20. It is interesting to note that this behavior of K with respect to the suction parameter P is opposite to that in the case of injection through channel walls as found in reference [3].…”
Section: (J O [/(£)-A/«)w)tfa+0(p 2 ) (16)mentioning
confidence: 75%
“…It is assumed that there is uniform suction through the channel walls and a constant magnetic field acts transverse to the channel. The corresponding hydrodynamic problem was studied by Eroshenko and Zaichik [3] where there is fluid injection through the channel walls.…”
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