Transformed System Of Equations Research Articles

Finite Element Analysis of Variable Viscosity Impact on MHD Flow and Heat Transfer of Nanofluid Using the Cattaneo–Christov Model

In this mathematical study, magnetohydrodynamic, time-independent nanofluid flow over a stretching sheet by using the Cattaneo–Christov heat flux model is inspected. The impact of the thermal, solutal boundary and gravitational body forces with the effect of double stratification on the mass flow and heat transfer phenomena is also observed. The temperature-dependent viscosity impact on heat transfer through a moving sheet with capricious heat generation in nanofluids have studied, and the viscosity of the fluid is presumed to deviate as the inverse function of temperature. With the appropriate transformations, the system of partial differential equations is transformed into a system of nonlinear ordinary differential equations. By applying the variational finite element method, the transformed system of equations is solved. The properties of the several parameters for buoyancy, velocity, temperature, stratification, and Brownian motion parameters have examined. The enhancement in the concentration and thermal boundary layer thickness of the nanofluid sheet due to the increment in the viscosity parameter, also increased the temperature and concentration of nanoparticles. Moreover, the fluid temperature declined with the increasing values of thermal relaxation parameter. This displays that the Cattaneo–Christov heat flux model provides a better assessment of temperature distribution. Moreover, confirmation of the code and precision of the numerical method has inveterate with the valuation of the presented results with previous studies.

Transformation equations in polarization optics of inhomogeneous birefringent media.

The quaternion formalism has been used to derive new systems of equations that describe transformation of the polarization of light in inhomogeneous birefringent media. In quaternion algebra the problem of parametric representation of the unitary transformation matrix reduces to the problem of formulation of the quaternion in trigonometric form. It is shown that this can be done in 30 different ways and that to each trigonometric form corresponds its own system of transformation equations. The six simplest systems of transformation equations have been derived.

Electrodynamics: A consequence of nonlinear realizations of the Lorentz group

Extensions from the representations of the Lorentz group to include local nonlinear diagonal transformations is sufficient to generate, via the covariant derivative, the interaction of minimal coupling. These diagonal realizations are characterized by six functions φ which must satisfy a system of transformation equations. Inequivalent categories of solutions for the φ give rise to different electromagnetic fields. The Dirac monopole and Coulomb potentials follow directly from two different categories of these nonlinear realizations. Within this theory, charge becomes simply the nonlinear counterpart of intrinsic spin for aparticular nonlinear realization of the Lorentz group. Charge is thus placed on equal footing with intrinsic spin in the sense that both phenomena can be described as consequences of our space-time symmetry. Other solutions for the six φ exist, including a spinor. We briefly discuss the possibility that with these other solutions, these realizations could represent some other basic properties of elementary particles.