Numerical simulation of electrically conducting and thermally radiative nanofluid flow in view of elongated slippery plates

The purpose of this research is to scrutinize thermally charged heated bi-phase nanofluid flow in elongated parallel slippery walls governed by an external pressure gradient. couple stress subject suspension with nano-sized metallic particles. interaction effects a transverse magnetic field have been taken into account. lubrication at the are considered avoid roughness walls. Governing nonlinear partial differential equations reduced ordinary via similarity transformations, and then bvph2 algorithm employed for its solution. impacts non-dimensional governing parameters, such as field, particle density, stress, slip, on velocity profile thermal curves exposed graphically. Numerical results were compared another homotopic approach, excellent agreement was perceived.