Abstract
An investigation of the impacts of magnetic field, heat generation/absorption and thermal radiation on unsteady free convection dusty fluid flow over a non-isothermal vertical cone enclosed inside a porous medium is explored. The Crank–Nicolson approach is used to get the numerical solutions for these nonlinear, coupled partial differential equations (PDEs). The interaction of physical parameter range on temperature and velocity distribution is calculated and graphically presented. The results demonstrate that when the porosity, heat generation/absorption, and thermal radiation parameters are increased, the velocities rise, whereas the magnetic and mass concentration of particle phase parameters have an opposite effect. Furthermore, raising the fluid-particle interaction parameter causes a rise in dust phase velocity but a reduction in fluid phase velocity.
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