Mathematics Faculty Publish Q1 Springer Research on Casson Fluid Flow

Anurag University proudly congratulates Dr. Y. Dharmendhar Reddy, Dr. M. Anil Kumar, and Dr. N. Venkatesh, Department of Mathematics, on the successful publication of their research paper titled "Thermal and Electromagnetic Transport in Casson Fluid Flow Through Porous Media with Radiation and Heat Source Effects: A Numerical Study." Their work has been published in the prestigious Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry (Springer Nature), an SCI-indexed Q1 journal with an Impact Factor of 4.1 and an H-Index of 136.
The research presents a comprehensive numerical analysis of Casson fluid flow through porous media, investigating the influence of thermal radiation, electromagnetic fields, and internal heat generation on heat transfer characteristics. The study contributes valuable insights into complex transport phenomena that have significant applications in engineering systems, energy technologies, manufacturing processes, and advanced industrial fluid mechanics.
This publication reflects the faculty members' commitment to impactful research, scientific innovation, and academic excellence. It further strengthens Anurag University's growing research ecosystem and reinforces its dedication to producing high-quality research that addresses real-world engineering and scientific challenges while contributing to the global body of knowledge.
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