Effect of Constant Magnetic Field on Convective Heat Transfer through Anisotropic River Beds

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"Effect of Constant Magnetic Field on Convective Heat Transfer through Anisotropic River Beds"
written by Julien Yovogan, Gérard Degan, Latif Fagbemi,
published by Journal of Crystallization Process and Technology, Vol.8 No.2, 2018

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