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Homotopy analysis method for the heat transfer in a asymmetric porous channel with an expanding or contracting wall
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    Homotopy analysis method for the heat transfer in a asymmetric porous channel with an expanding or contracting wall (English)
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    11 November 2011
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    homotopy analysis method
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    heat transfer
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    expansion ratio
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    porous channel
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