Abstract
The study focuses on the generation of multiple numerical solutions and stability analysis for the case of an unsteady copper-alumina/water hybrid nanofluid subjected to a shrinking sheet. Heat generation as the potential contributing factor in the heat transfer progress is considered as well as the suction effect. The governing model (partial differential equations) is developed based on the boundary layer assumptions, which then are transformed into a set of ordinary (similarity) differential equations. The bvp4c solver is used to search all possible solutions and conduct the stability analysis for the generating solutions. Suction induces the movement of heated fluid particles towards the wall, resulting in increased velocity and heat transfer and a decrease in temperature. The first solution is proved to be the stable real solution as compared to the other solution.
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