Simultaneous investigation of MHD and convective phenomena on time-dependent flow of Carreau nanofluid with variable properties: Dual solutions.

In countless applications, there is a thoughtful necessity for augmenting the poor thermal conductivity of conventional liquids to improve effectual heat transfer liquids. Nanofluids are fluids interruptions of nanoparticles and broad scrutiny have been presented on nanoliquid solicitations in heat transfer progressions. The intention of this exertion is to scrutinize the dual nature solutions of unsteady magnetite Carreau nanofluid influenced by porous stretching/shrinking surface. The phenomena of heat and mass transfer have been established in the manifestation of combined convective conditions with heat sink/source and variable thermal conductivity. By utilizing compatible conversions to rehabilitate the structure of nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs) into nonlinear ordinary differential equations (ODEs) which were then elucidated numerically via bvp4c. Under the impact of diverse somatic parameters the graphical depiction of all the probable dual solutions of velocity, temperature, concentration, skin-friction coefficient, local Nusselt and Sherwood numbers are scrutinized. These outcomes specify that the liquid velocity display similar tendency for both upper and lower solutions and decline for unsteadiness parameter, while it enhance for Weissenberg number. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]