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|a books978-3-03928-427-6
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|a 9783039284269
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|a Ellahi, Rehmat
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|a Symmetry and Fluid Mechanics
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2020
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|a 1 electronic resource (446 p.)
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|a molecular diameter
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|a FDE-12 numerical method
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|a viscous fluid
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|a peristalsis
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|a dual solution
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|a SWCNT/MWCNT nanofluid
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|a Caputo-Fabrizio time-fractional derivative
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|a MHD
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|a analytical technique
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|a stretchable rotating disk
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|a thin elastic plate
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|a Hafnium particles
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|a OHAM
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|a nanofluids and particle shape effects
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|a HAM
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|a nonlinear stretching cylinder
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|a Darcy Forchheimer model
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|a shooting method
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|a unsteady rotating flow
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|a Laplace and Fourier transformations
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|a physiological fluid phenomena in biological systems
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|a SWCNTs
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|a Carreau fluid
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|a cylinder
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|a microchannel
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|a convective heat and mass transfer
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|a couple stress fluid
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|a CNTs (MWCNTs and SWCNTs)
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|a MWCNTs
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|a Newtonian heating
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|a nanofluid
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|a velocity slip
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|a slip coefficient
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|a laminar g-Jitter flow
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|a nanoparticle
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|a Casson fluid
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|a porous dissipation
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|a convective boundary condition
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|a slip
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|a viscous dissipation effect
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|a APCM technique
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|a PLK method
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|a GO-W/GO-EG nanofluids
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|a viscous dissipation
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|a steady laminar flow
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|a Darcy-Brinkman porous medium
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|a arched surface
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|a nanoparticles
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|a thermodynamics
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|a multiphase flow simulations
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|a oscillating shear stress
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|a Jefferey
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|a slip conditions
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|a mixed convection
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|a side walls
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|a solitary waves
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|a Keller-box method
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|a RK scheme
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|a compressible viscous flow
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|a microducts
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|a classical and fractional order problems
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|a nanofluids
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|a exponential sheet
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|a magnetic field
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|a Cattaneo-Christov heat flux model
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|a permeable sheet
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|a particle swarm optimization
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|a thin needle
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|a aqueous suspensions of CNT's
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|a stability analysis
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|a fractional order differential equations
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|a Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids
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|a porous medium
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|a nonlinear thermal radiation
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|a inclined stretching sheet
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|a magnetohydrodynamic (MHD)
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|a steady and unsteady flow problems
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|a rotating rigid disk
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|a Lagrangian approach
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|a suction/injection
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|a rotating system
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|a stagnation point flow
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|a Al2O3 nanoparticles
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|a temperature dependent thermal conductivity
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|a heat generation
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|a History of engineering and technology / bicssc
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|a Marangoni convection
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|a heat source/sink
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|a homogeneous-heterogeneous reactions
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|a kernel gradient free
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|a stretching sheet
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|a uniform current
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|a nonlinear hydroelastic waves
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|a activation energy
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|a heat transfer
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|a symmetric linear equations
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|a generalized finite difference scheme
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|a laminar flow
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|a numerical solution
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|a Casson fluid model
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|a homogeneous/heterogeneous reactions
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|a isotherms
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|a Numerical technique
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|a finite volume method
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|a nanofuid
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|a Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD)
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|a Maxwell and Oldroyd-B fluids
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|a Knudsen number
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|a Permeable walls
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|a Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD)
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|a thermal radiation
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|a Oil/MWCNT nanofluid
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|a Couette-Poiseuille flow
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|a tapered channel
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|a convective heat boundary condition
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|a forced convection
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|a chemical reaction
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|a smart pumping for hemodialysis
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|a Jeffrey fluid
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|a artificial neural networks
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|a streamlines
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|a integer and non-integer order derivatives
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|a Cattaneo-Christov heat flux
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|a Nusselt number
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|a peristaltic transport
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|a Since the 1980s, attention has increased in the research of fluid mechanics due to its wide application in industry and phycology. Major advances have occurred in the modeling of key topics such Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids, nanoparticles, thermal management, and physiological fluid phenomena in biological systems, which have been published in this Special Issue on symmetry and fluid mechanics for Symmetry. Although, this book is not a formal textbook, it will be useful for university teachers, research students, and industrial researchers and for overcoming the difficulties that occur when considering the nonlinear governing equations. For such types of equations, obtaining an analytic or even a numerical solution is often more difficult. This book addresses this challenging job by outlining the latest techniques. In addition, the findings of the simulation are logically realistic and meet the standard of sufficient scientific value.
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