THE INFLUENCE OF MOMENTUM AND CONCENTRATION SLIP BOUNDARY CONDITIONS ON A FERROMAGNETIC DIPOLE WITH RADIATION, THERMOPHORESIS, AND BROWNIAN MOTION

A magnetic dipole effects nonlinear thermal radiation from ferromagnetic liquid when stretched provinces are analyzed numerically utilizing various parameters pertinent to the problem. Ferrofluid will undergo a phase shift and become magnetic when it is in a magnetic field. This technique is useful in various fields, including electronics, loudspeakers, and materials research. This research aimed to gain further knowledge about the one-of-a-kind continual flow of ferrofluids via permeable medium, including Brownian and thermophoresis influences. Ordinary differential equations may be generated using the appropriate similarity transformation. After that, the equations are solved by using the approach known as bvp4c. Calculations are carried out to obtain the results of physical parameters with non-dimension quantities. The effects of velocity, temperature, and concentration, as well as the applications of these factors, are shown graphically. The velocity is affected in various ways by two factors, namely, the ferromagnetic parameter and the distance. The concentration is increased due to both the thermophoretic and Brownian variables. The frictional force rises as the ferromagnetic and Brownian motion parameters increase, yet the Sherwood and Nusselt numbers decrease throughout this process.