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Aligned magnetic field effect on unsteady liquid film flow of Casson fluid over a stretching surfacePublished in IOP Publishing
2017
Volume: 263
Topics: Nusselt number (59)%59% related to the paper, Newtonian fluid (55)%55% related to the paper, Thermophoresis (55)%55% related to the paper, Boundary layer (54)%54% related to the paper and Shear thinning (52)%52% related to the paper
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