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Influence of Convective Boundary Condition on Heat and Mass Transfer in a Walters’ B Fluid over a Vertical Stretching Surface with Thermal-Diffusion Effect
This paper presents heat and mass transport in the flow of Walters' B fluid via a vertical stretching sheet with the thermal-diffusion impact as a function of Convective Boundary Condition. The coupled nonlinear partial differential equations governing the system are presented in the form of coupled
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