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A mathematical Study of Magnetohydrodynamic Casson Fluid via Special Functions with Heat and Mass Transfer embedded in Porous Plate

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arxiv 1706.03829 v1 pith:YY6VXRJD submitted 2017-06-08 physics.flu-dyn cond-mat.soft

A mathematical Study of Magnetohydrodynamic Casson Fluid via Special Functions with Heat and Mass Transfer embedded in Porous Plate

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This article is proposed to investigate the impacts of heat and mass transfer in magnetohydrodynamic casson fluid embedded in porous medium. The generalized solutions have been traced out for the temperature distribution, mass concentration and velocity profiles under the existence and non-existence of transverse magnetic field, permeability and porosity. The corresponding solutions of temperature distribution and mass concentration, velocity profiles are expressed in terms of newly defined generalized Robotnov-Hartley function, wright function and Mittage-Leffler function respectively. All the corresponding solutions fulfill necessary conditions (initial, natural and boundary conditions) as well. Caputo Fractionalized solutions have been converted for ordinary solutions by substituting {\zeta}=1. Some similar solutions for the temperature distribution, mass concentration and velocity profiles have been particularized form generalized solutions. Owing to the rheology of problem, graphical illustrations of distinct parameters are discussed in detail by depicting figures using Mathcad software (15).

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