This study investigates the unsteady stagnation-point flow around a permeable flat body, where the body’s motion relative to the impinging flow can vary with time. Additionally, the surface is subjected to a time-varying magnetic field. We first transform the governing equations of unsteady motion into a similarity form using specific forms of time-dependent variables. This allows us to explore potential exact solutions, leading to the identification of special exponential solutions applicable to both front and rear stagnation-point flows. To further comprehend the interplay of magnetic field, wall transpiration, and wall movement on the stagnation-point flow development, we conduct comprehensive numerical simulations. These simulations clarify the boundaries of unique and multiple solution regimes influenced by these physical parameters. Furthermore, we identify distinct regimes of separated and attached stagnant flow, which hold significant relevance in flow control applications in fluid mechanics and industrial engineering fields. Wall suction acts to regularize the upper branch solutions, and magnetic field enhances the domain of dual solutions, with further enlarging the separated flow zone for the front stagnation-point flow. However, for the rear stagnation-point flow, the upper and lower branches of solutions are linked by the magnetic field.
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