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Thermoelectricity at a gallium-mercury liquid metal interface. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S AVernet M, Fauve S, Gissinger C.
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Effect of boundary slips and magnetohydrodynamics on peristaltic mechanism of Jeffrey nanofluid along with microorganisms through a porous medium. [PDF]
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Thermosolutal convection in a baffled curvilinear porous cabinet filled with magneto radiative hybrid nanofluid. [PDF]
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Entropy generation and regression analysis of unsteady Carreau ternary hybrid nanofluid flow with electromagnetic and thermal influences. [PDF]
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Numerical Magnetohydrodynamics
Fusion Science and Technology, 2008The ideal MagnetoHydroDynamic (MHD) equations accurately describe the macroscopic dynamics of a perfectly conducting plasma. Adopting a continuum, single fluid description in terms of the plasma density rho, velocity v, thermal pressure p and magnetic field B, the ideal MHD system expresses conservation of mass, momentum, energy, and magnetic flux ...
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2016
Abstract This chapter discusses some basic aspects of magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) through two alternate presentations. The first describes a fluid physical of MHD based upon guiding-center particle motion, while the second is based on MHD from Braginskii's equation.
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Abstract This chapter discusses some basic aspects of magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) through two alternate presentations. The first describes a fluid physical of MHD based upon guiding-center particle motion, while the second is based on MHD from Braginskii's equation.
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Physics Today, 1958
The week of December 16, 1957, was a busy one for physicists in the Stanford area, with no less than three major meetings taking place: a symposium on magnetohydrodynamics, a conference on nuclear sizes, and, finally, the regular west coast winter meeting of the American Physical Society.
D. Bershader, R. Landshoff
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The week of December 16, 1957, was a busy one for physicists in the Stanford area, with no less than three major meetings taking place: a symposium on magnetohydrodynamics, a conference on nuclear sizes, and, finally, the regular west coast winter meeting of the American Physical Society.
D. Bershader, R. Landshoff
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