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    Numerical solution of a singular integral equation appearing in magnetohydrodynamics (English)
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    The numerical solution for the velocity and induced magnetic field has been obtained for the MHD flow through a rectangular pipe with perfectly conducting electrodes. The problem reduces to the solution of a singular integral equation which has been solved numerically. It is found that as the Hartmann number is increased the velocity profile shows a flattening tendency and the flux through a section is reduced.
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    Green's function
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    rectangular pipe
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    perfectly conducting electrodes
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    singular integral equation
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