Abstract
The current study intended to discuss a comparative study on the three dimensional Casson nanofluid with nonlinear radiative MHD flow and heat transfer aspects between two parallel stretching/shrinking surfaces. The mathematical models for momentum and temperature are established by employing the boundary layer flow of fluids with spinel-type ferrite Mn Fe2O4 nanoparticles being distributed in Pure Water/(H2O) as the base fluid. Remarkable models like Maxwell-Garnett and Patel models are inserted in view of thermal conductivity augmentation. The suitable similarity transformations are adopted for converting the governing non-linear partial differential equations into non-dimensional ODE's and obtaining the relevant parameters for discussion. The major outers of the present study are axial velocity {F'(eta)} peters out with amplifying beta subject to stretched and shrunk surfaces in relation to both Maxwell-Garnett and Patel models. Growing theta(w) and n exhibits opposite effect on heat transfer rate.