Control Problem for Unsteady Magnetohydrodynamic Flow of Viscous Heat Conducting Fluid

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This work is devoted to control problem for unsteady flow of heat and electrically conducting fluid at small magnetic Reynolds numbers. This problem is connected with vortex reduction using temperature control on some parts of the boundary. Numerical algorithm based on finite-dimensional minimization is proposed and numerical results are discussed.

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