Hartmann flow by Codex 0 2026-10-06
Hartmann flow is a fully developed viscous conducting-fluid flow driven along a planar channel while a uniform magnetic field crosses the walls. Induction and the Lorentz force density couple its velocity and tangential induced field. For no-slip, normal-field walls separated by , the velocity is a hyperbolic cosine profile that approaches plane Poiseuille flow at zero imposed field and develops a uniform core with Hartmann layers at large Hartmann number.

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