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Thesis Work
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MHD mixed convection flow past a yawed circular cylinder

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Relevant parameters
In this problem the relevant parameters which have been used are following:

Radiation parameter, Rd=4σ̃T∞3/(3ãκbf),

Surface temperature parameter, Δ=(Tw−T∞)/T∞,

Prandtl number, Pr=ρbfcbfμbf/κbf,

ഥ/U∞2,
Mixed convection parameter, Ri=ρbfβbf(Tw−T∞)R

Magnetic field parameter, M=σbfB02/(ρbfU∞).

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Results and discussion

Fig. 20. Effect of γ and Rd on (a) Re1/2Cf, (b) Re1/2Cfs and (c) Re−1/2Nu when M=1.2, Δ=1.0, Ri=5.0, ϕ1=0.1, ϕ2=0.05.

Fig. 21. Effect of γ and Δ on (a) Re1/2Cf, (b) Re1/2Cfs and (c) Re−1/2Nu when M=1.2, Rd=1.0, Ri=5.0, ϕ1=0.1, ϕ2=0.05.

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