Analytical Solutions of Fractional Partial Differential equations for the Second grade fluid Flow
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This research work is related to unsteady movement of second-grade fluid over an infinite plate.
The governing equations for flow are developed through constitutive relations. Then classical model
extended to fractional order model with power law fractional differential operator. The Laplace
transform (LT) technique is applied to find the analytical results and stated as series satisfy the
boundary conditions. To see physical significance of flow parameters some graphs are displayed.
Recent results from the existing literature are recovered to validate.
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