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R. O. Olayiwola

Department of Mathematics, Federal University of Technology, Minna, Nigeria.

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Publications 4

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Research Article Vol. 26, Issue 1

An Analytical Approach for Predicting Atmospheric Concentration of Air Pollutants

A. M. Jibrin*, R. O. Olayiwola, A. T. Cole, M. D. Shehu

Many forms of atmospheric pollution affect human health and the environment at levels from local to global. These contaminants are emitted from diverse sources, and some of them react together to form new compounds in the air. This paper presents a three-dimensional transient equation describing the pollutant transport in the atmosphere. We assume ...

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Research Article Vol. 25, Issue 1

Analysis of a Steady Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) Flow of a Convective Third Grade Fluid in a Constrained Geometry

Aiyesimi Y. M*, Jiya M., R. O. Olayiwola, A. A. Wachin

This paper presents magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) flow of steady convective third-grade fluid in a constrained geometry. The non-linear governing equations were solved analytically.using homotopy perturbation method (HPM). The influences of dimensionless parameters on magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) flow of a convective third-grade fluid in a constrained geo...

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Research Article Vol. 25, Issue 1

Modeling and Analytical Simulation of a Laminar Premixed Flame Impinging on a Normal Solid Surface

R. O. Olayiwola*

The two most relevant applications of laminar, compressible boundary layer theory are the flat-plate flow and stagnation-point flow. In this paper, an analytical method for studyingchemically reacting flow in laminar premixed flame of carbon monoxide/oxygen mixture in the region of the stagnation point in the presence of work due to compression and...

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Research Article Vol. 25, Issue 1

MATHEMATICAL DYNAMICS OF THE INTERACTION OF 2-3 PREY-PREDATOR NON-DIFFUSIVE ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM

Aiyesimi Y. M*, Jiya M., R. O. Olayiwola, O. S. Makinde

A diagram illustrating the relationship between three (3) competing predators who also compete amongst themselves and two independent prey is shown to see the nature of interdependence among the species. To this end, it is considered that the free population (without interaction) is the solution to the logistic equation of individual specie. A semi...

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