2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-247x(02)00467-5
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On the magnetohydrodynamic thermohaline stability problem in completely confined fluids

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“…All these researchers have confined themselves to horizontal layer geometry, perhaps, due to the complexity involved in the analysis of the hydrodynamic problems with arbitrary geometries. However, there are a few researchers (Sherman and Ostrach [22], Gupta et al [23,24], Gupta and Dhiman [25], Mohan et al [26]) who have extended the classical work to more general hydrodynamic stability problems with arbitrary boundaries. In the present communication, which is motivated by the desire to extend the works of Gupta et al [23] to more complex problem, namely, triply diffusive convection problem for completely confined fluids and bounds for the complex growth rate are obtained which are important keeping in view the fact that exact solutions, even in the case of simple horizontal plane rigid boundaries, are not obtainable in a closed form.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All these researchers have confined themselves to horizontal layer geometry, perhaps, due to the complexity involved in the analysis of the hydrodynamic problems with arbitrary geometries. However, there are a few researchers (Sherman and Ostrach [22], Gupta et al [23,24], Gupta and Dhiman [25], Mohan et al [26]) who have extended the classical work to more general hydrodynamic stability problems with arbitrary boundaries. In the present communication, which is motivated by the desire to extend the works of Gupta et al [23] to more complex problem, namely, triply diffusive convection problem for completely confined fluids and bounds for the complex growth rate are obtained which are important keeping in view the fact that exact solutions, even in the case of simple horizontal plane rigid boundaries, are not obtainable in a closed form.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%