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Effect of Internal Heat Generation or Absorption on MHD Mixed Convection Flow in a Lid Driven Cavity

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Figure 1. Cavity geometry and boundary condition.
Fig. 2. Comparison of streamlines contour and temperature contour obtained by present code and Basak et al
Fig. 3. Effect of ∆ on the streamlines contour(left side) and temperature contour(right side) for Ha = 0, Ri=1 and Pr=0.7
Fig. 4. Effect of ∆ on the streamlines contour (left side) and temperature contour (right side) for Ha = 0, Ri=10, Pr=0.7
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