AbstractThe paper presents a significant improvement on Banerjee et al.'s results [Proc. Roy. Soc. London Ser. A 378 (1981), 301–304] which prescribe upper limits to the complex growth rates of arbitrary oscillatory motions of growing amplitude in thermohaline instability. The modified results derived here are of wider generality and applicability than the simple context in which they are presented and lead in the context of Veronis' configuration to an alternative nondimensional system of governing equations and boundary conditions of thermohaline instability in terms of a new nondimensional number B, on which the nonexistence of oscillatory motions of growing amplitude crucially depends
When a large body of fluid is heated from below at a horizontal surface the heat diffuses into the f...
AbstractThe amenability of the linear stability analysis for the magnetohydrodynamic thermal stabili...
AbstractThis paper carries forward Sherman and Ostrach's (J. Fluid Mech. 24 (1966) 661–671) analysis...
AbstractThe paper presents a significant improvement on Banerjee et al.'s results [Proc. Roy. Soc. L...
It is proved analytically that the complex growth rate σ= σr+iσi (σr and σi are the real and imagina...
AbstractIn the present paper we prove that thermohaline convection of the type described by G. Veron...
AbstractIn the present paper we prove that thermohaline convection of the type described by G. Veron...
Thermosolutal convection in a layer of Rivlin-Ericksen viscoelastic fluid of Veronis (1965) type is ...
Thermosolutal convection problem of the Veronis’ type coupled with cross–diffusion is considered in ...
AbstractThe present paper mathematically establishes that rotatory thermohaline convection of the Ve...
AbstractThe present paper mathematically establishes that rotatory thermohaline convection of the Ve...
Linear stability of a triply diffusive fluid layer (one of the components may be heat) has been math...
The thermal instability of a couple-stress fluid acted upon by uniform vertical rotation and heated ...
AbstractThe problem of modified magnetohydrodynamic thermohaline convection of G. Veronis' type (J. ...
When a large body of fluid is heated from below at a horizontal surface the heat diffuses into the f...
When a large body of fluid is heated from below at a horizontal surface the heat diffuses into the f...
AbstractThe amenability of the linear stability analysis for the magnetohydrodynamic thermal stabili...
AbstractThis paper carries forward Sherman and Ostrach's (J. Fluid Mech. 24 (1966) 661–671) analysis...
AbstractThe paper presents a significant improvement on Banerjee et al.'s results [Proc. Roy. Soc. L...
It is proved analytically that the complex growth rate σ= σr+iσi (σr and σi are the real and imagina...
AbstractIn the present paper we prove that thermohaline convection of the type described by G. Veron...
AbstractIn the present paper we prove that thermohaline convection of the type described by G. Veron...
Thermosolutal convection in a layer of Rivlin-Ericksen viscoelastic fluid of Veronis (1965) type is ...
Thermosolutal convection problem of the Veronis’ type coupled with cross–diffusion is considered in ...
AbstractThe present paper mathematically establishes that rotatory thermohaline convection of the Ve...
AbstractThe present paper mathematically establishes that rotatory thermohaline convection of the Ve...
Linear stability of a triply diffusive fluid layer (one of the components may be heat) has been math...
The thermal instability of a couple-stress fluid acted upon by uniform vertical rotation and heated ...
AbstractThe problem of modified magnetohydrodynamic thermohaline convection of G. Veronis' type (J. ...
When a large body of fluid is heated from below at a horizontal surface the heat diffuses into the f...
When a large body of fluid is heated from below at a horizontal surface the heat diffuses into the f...
AbstractThe amenability of the linear stability analysis for the magnetohydrodynamic thermal stabili...
AbstractThis paper carries forward Sherman and Ostrach's (J. Fluid Mech. 24 (1966) 661–671) analysis...