Numerical simulation of unsteady MHD bio-convective flow of viscous nanofluid through a stretching surface
Authors:
- M. Riaz KhanMKM. Riaz Khan
- V. PuneethVPV. Puneeth
- Mohammed Kbiri AlaouiMAMohammed Kbiri Alaoui
- Alaa Omran AlmagrabiAAAlaa Omran Almagrabi
Open Access
- 30 November 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Case Studies in Thermal Engineering
- Vol. 53
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Funding Information
- King Khalid University (2/222/44)
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