Items where Author is "Dennis, L.C.C."

Ali, L. and Islam, S. and Gul, T. and Khan, I. and Dennis, L.C.C. and Khan, W. and Khan, A. (2017) The brownian and thermophoretic analysis of the non-Newtonian Williamson fluid flow of thin film in a Porous Space over an unstable stretching surface. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 7 (4).

Khan, I. and Shah, N.A. and Dennis, L.C.C. (2017) A scientific report on heat transfer analysis in mixed convection flow of Maxwell fluid over an oscillating vertical plate. Scientific Reports, 7.

Khan, I. and Abdelhameed, T.N.A. and Dennis, L.C.C. (2016) Heat transfer in eccentric-concentric rotation of a disk and fluid at infinity. Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, 13 (10). pp. 6482-6487.

Ali, L. and Islam, S. and Gul, T. and Khan, I. and Dennis, L.C.C. (2016) New version of Optimal Homotopy Asymptotic Method for the solution of nonlinear boundary value problems in finite and infinite intervals. Alexandria Engineering Journal, 55 (3). pp. 2811-2819.

Khan, W. and Gul, T. and Idrees, M. and Islam, S. and Khan, I. and Dennis, L.C.C. (2016) Thin film williamson Nanofluid flow with varying viscosity and thermal conductivity on a time-dependent stretching sheet. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 6 (11).

Ullah, H. and Islam, S. and Dennis, L.C.C. and Abdelhameed, T.N. and Khan, I. and Fiza, M. (2015) Approximate solution of two-dimensional nonlinear wave equation by optimal homotopy asymptotic method. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2015.

Khan, M.A. and Ali, A. and Dennis, L.C.C. and Islam, S. and Khan, I. and Ullah, M. and Gul, T. (2015) Dynamical behavior of cholera epidemic model with non-linear incidence rate. Applied Mathematical Sciences, 9 (17-20). pp. 989-1002.

Khan, M.A. and Ali, Z. and Dennis, L.C.C. and Khan, I. and Islam, S. and Ullah, M. and Gul, T. (2015) Stability analysis of an SVIR epidemic model with non-linear saturated incidence rate. Applied Mathematical Sciences, 9 (21-24). pp. 1145-1158.

Dennis, L.C.C. and Chew, X. and Lee, Y. (2014) Bifurcation of rupture path by linear and cubic damping force. In: UNSPECIFIED.