Abstract
An analytical probe is executed for evaluating the impact of unsteady flow pertaining to non-Newtonian fluid of magnetohydrodynamic nature on a stretching inclined porous plate, built in porous medium. Electrically conducting unsteady flow facing applied magnetic force with applied slip condition are the other factors utilized for the study of convective heat transfer. For converting governing equations to nonlinear differential equations, the similarity transformation method has been deployed. MATLAB was also used. Ordinary differential equations were solved numerically with the help of the Newton iterative method as well as the shooting method. Results for velocity and temperature were derived for a wide range of unsteady and other parameters including magnetic, source/sink, Grashof number, Prandtl number, Deborah number, and angle of inclination. Graphs and tables were used for compiling and computing values of skin friction and heat transfer rate. Results derived in the present analysis have been compared to those available in the previous literature, and parity has been formed to ascertain the accuracy of the current analytical exercise.
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