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An Application of Approximate Integral Method to Stagnation Point Flow with Inviscid Magnetic Boundary Layer
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In this article, a stable, two-dimensional stagnation point flow of a highly conducting, inviscid, incompressible fluid with an aligned magnetic field is considered and an approximate solution is obtained by the use of the Karman-Pohlhausen integral method.Abstract:
Steady, two-dimensional stagnation point flow of a highly conducting, inviscid, incompressible fluid with an aligned magnetic field is considered. An approximate solution is obtained by the use of the Karman-Pohlhausen integral method. The solution is compared with the exact ones.read more
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On Magnetic Boundary Layers
TL;DR: In this paper, the boundary layer on a symmetrical insulated body is examined with the assumptions that the fluid is inviscid and highly conducting, and that outside it the magnetic and velocity fields are everywhere parallel and in a constant ratio.
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Some Investigations on Inviscid Boundary Layer of Magnetohydrodynamics
Abstract: The inviscid boundary layer in a two-dimensional aligned-fields flow of highly conducting, inviscid, incompressible fluid is considered If a transformation analogous to one in conventional viscous boundary layer problem is applied, a general solution of the magnetic boundary layer in the case of very weak magnetic filed is obtained A similar solution for the stagnation point flow is obtained by the method of series expansion in pressure number The solution for the same flow is also obtained by integrating directly the original equation without any expansion Both solution are compared with each other The discussions on the thickness of the boundary layer and nonexistence of the solution for the case of the case of the pressure number greater than unity are given
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