Thermal and concentration slip flow of casson nanofluid with suction phenomenon: A newly developed block scheme

The aim of this work is to present the magnetized flow of Casson nanomaterials confined due to porous space with stability framework. The slip mechanism for thermal concentration diffusion has been elaborated. The shrinking surface with exponential velocity induced the flow. The new block method is imposed for the simulation process. The resulting systems of ODEs of the third and second orders are solved jointly using the block method, which is appropriate for dealing with the different orders of the system of ODEs. From a physical standpoint, graphs of different profiles for increasing values of the various applied parameters have been drawn and discussed in detail. To satisfy the infinite boundary conditions, we assigned numerical values such that all profiles converge asymptotically at η→∞. Furthermore, numerical results from the block method show that velocity profile declines with rising Casson and porous parameter values, as expected. It is noted that the heat transfer rate enhanced with the thermal slip parameter. A lower thermal profile due to larger Casson fluid parameter is observed.