Particle rotation effects in Cosserat-Maxwell boundary layer flow with non-Fourier heat transfer using a new novel approach

Abstract

In this article we use a non-classical approach to investigate different physical effects of Cosserat-Maxwell fluid flow with non-Fourier heat transfer mechanism. Furthermore, a new numerical approach is used and outlined for computing and analyzing the behavior of such flows. In particular, continuous Galerkin-Petrov discretization scheme is embedded with shooting method to get the numerical algorithm to solve the stagnation point flow of Cosserat-Maxwell fluid with Cattaneo-Christov heat transfer. The mathematical description of the physical problem is stated in the form of partial differential equations (PDEs) which govern the flow mechanism. Further, the suitable transformations are utilized to describe the governing PDEs into their respective ordinary differential equations. Numerical experiments are performed for a specific case where there are weak concentrations of the flow near the stretching surface thereby allowing the microelement to rotate and generate vortex flow near the stretching surface. Buoyancy effects

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