MHD flow between electromagnetically coupled concentric cylinders with slipping walls
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Cited in
(3)- Electrically driven MHD flow between two parallel slipping and partly conducting infinite plates
- DRBEM solution to MHD flow in ducts with thin slipping side walls and separated by conducting thick Hartmann walls
- Comparison study on the numerical stability of dual reciprocity boundary element method for the MHD slip flow problem
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