Parametric Sensitivity Assessment of Slip Flow and Thermophoretic Effects on a Vertical Stretching Surface Using Response Surface Methodology
This study utilizes MATLAB's bvp4c solver, Response Surface Methodology, and Artificial Neural Networks to demonstrate that increasing the velocity slip parameter significantly enhances heat transfer and reduces skin friction in magnetohydrodynamic boundary-layer flow over a vertical stretching surface, outperforming the effects of energy slip and thermophoresis.