HERMOSOLUTAL CONVECTION IN A HETEROGENEOUS VISCO-ELASTIC (OLDROYDIAN) FLUID LAYER IN A POROUS MEDIUM
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology - Year 0, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
The paper critically examines, within the framework of linear stability analysis, the thermosolutal convection in a heterogeneous visco-elastic (Oldroydian) fluid layer in a porous medium. In the present paper, stationery, oscillatory and non-oscillatory convection have been discussed in details. A variational principle is established for the present problem. Some Results are discussed numerically also. Also, principle of exchange of stabilities is not valid in the present problems.
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Sudhir Kumar
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