Unsteady Fluid Motion Between Infinitely Stretched Parallel Horizontal Plates with the Absence of Viscous Dissipation: An Analytical Approximation
We are proud to share that Dr. Anil Kumar, Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Anurag University, has published a research paper titled “Unsteady Fluid Motion Between Infinitely Stretched Parallel Horizontal Plates with the Absence of Viscous Dissipation: An Analytical Approximation.” The paper has been published in the East European Journal of Physics, a reputed Web of Science–indexed journal (Q3) with an H-index of 12 and an Impact Factor of 1.7.
The research focuses on analyzing unsteady fluid motion between parallel plates using analytical approximation methods, contributing to the understanding of fluid dynamics under specific physical conditions. This study provides valuable insights applicable to engineering and scientific domains involving heat transfer and fluid flow systems.
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