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Electronic edition ISSN 1574-0579
Magnetohydrodynamics 60, 3/4 (2024)
Special issue: Selected papers of the 5th International Conference on Mathematical Sciences and Statistics (ICMSS2024)
University Putra Malaysia
September 2024, 43400 UPM Serdang Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
PREFACE
The present special issue of the Magnetohydrodynamics Journal is a selection of papers presented at the 5th International Conference on Mathematical Sciences and Statistics (ICMSS2024). The Special Issue from ICMSS2024 covers developments in the field of basic and applied mathematical research on heat and mass transfer phenomena in magnetohydrodynamic and electromagnetohydrodynamic fluid flow. ICMSS2024 was held in September 24--25, 2024 at the Palm Garden Hotel, Putrajaya, Malaysia. This distinguished event returns as a physical gathering in 2024, following a successful virtual conference in 2022, and was centered around the theme “Unleashing the Innovative Potential of Mathematics and Statistics”. Having made its debut in 2013, ICMSS2024 is organized by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Faculty of Science, Universiti Putra Malaysia. With a noble objective of promoting intellectual growth, this conference serves as an ideal platform for the convergence of academicians, researchers, and industry experts. It is designed to facilitate the exchange of ideas, research findings, and spirited discussions pertaining to mathematics, statistics, and their wide-ranging applications. ICMSS2024 stands tall on three fundamental objectives: showcasing the latest discoveries in the realm of mathematics and statistics, fostering knowledge sharing among experts from academia and industries, and nurturing potential collaborations among the distinguished participants. The organizing committee warmly welcomes all delegates to engage in profound deliberations encompassing the diverse aspects of the conference themes and sub-themes.
Dr. Siti SuzillianaPutri Mohamed Isa
ICMSS2024 Scientific Member
Dr. Nadihah Wahi
ICMSS2024 Scientific Member
Assoc.Prof. Dr. Nik Mohd Asri Niklong
ICMSS2024 Scientific Member
N. Balakrishnan,
S. S. P. M. Isa,
A. N. M. Som,
N. M. Arifin and
F. M. Ali.
Magnetohydrodynamic flow of cobalt ferrite (CoFe2O4) - manganese doped zinc ferrite (Mn-ZnFe2O4)/ethylene glycol hybrid nanofluid over a moving wedge
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S. S. P. M. Isa,
H. M. Azmi,
N. Balakrishnan,
N. M. Arifin,
H. Rosali and
N. S. Ismail.
Heat and mass transfers in the boundary layer flow of mixed convection magnetohydrodynamic non-Newtonian Carreau fluid
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N. S. Khashi'ie,
K. B. Hamzah,
I. Waini,
N. A. Zainal,
N. M. Arifin and
I. Pop.
Magnetohydrodynamic couple stress hybrid nanofluid flow over a convectively heated stretching surface
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N. A. B. M. Sabri,
N. S. Wahid,
N. M. Arifin and
A. A. Ghani.
Magnetohydrodynamic ternary hybrid nanofluid slip flow over an exponentially shrinking sheet with heat generation and suction
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N. S. Nordin,
A. R. M. Kasim,
M. Mokhtar,
K. B. Hamzah and
I. Waini.
The numerical solution of non-Newtonian Reiner--Philippoff hybrid nanofluid over a shrinking wedge with magnetohydrodynamic effects
| 223 | |
N. H. A. Norzawary and
N. Bachok.
MHD flow of hybrid carbon nanotubes over a stretching/shrinking sheet with slip: heat transfer optimization
| 235 | |
S. S. Sahranbana,
S. N. A. M. Izam,
N. S. Anuar and
N. A. L. Aladdin.
MHD flow of dissipative ternary nanofluid past a stretching/shrinking sheet: RSM analysis
| 253 | |
N. A. A. M. Nasir,
N. Zainuddin,
N. M. Arifin,
N. S. Wahid and
I. Pop.
Heat transfer enhancement of EMHD GO-MoS2-Ag/H2O flow toward shrinking Riga plate with velocity and thermal slips impacts
| 271 | |
S. S. P. M. Isa,
A. N. M. Som and
N. Balakrishnan.
Heat/mass transfer performance in magnetohydrodynamic Carreau hybrid nanofluid with dual nanoparticles (molybdenum disulfide and silica)
| 285 | |
N. A. A. Samat,
N. Bachok and
N. M. Arifin.
Boundary layer flow of hybrid nanofluid-based carbon nanotubes and heat transfer over a moving wedge with the magnetohydrodynamic effect
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