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Radiative MHD compressible Couette flow in a parallel channel with a naturally permeable wall

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Figure 1. Schematic diagram – mathematical  model  yB0y = h u = u 1 T = T 1  or ∂T/∂y = 0T = T0y = 0 x
Figure 2 indicates that as the permeability pa- pa-rameter k increases, the velocity registers  incre-ments wherein it should be noted that the  natu-rally permeable bottom has low values for k
Table 1 shows the effects of various parameters on CBr. When M = 0 = N = Q = k  then CBr comes out to be 2.0402

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