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Comparison of Flow-Direction Probes at Supersonic Speeds FRANK W. BARRY 750 I HAS BEEN SHOWN 1 tha t transverse magnetic fields of practica strengths exert considerable influence on liquid-metal, freeconvection, vertical, flat-plate and parallel-plate flow fields. The extent of influence was determined by the magnitude of a nondimensional parameter A which is the ratio of the Hartmann number to the fourth root of the Grashof number, and is a measure of the relative influence of the magnetic and buoyant forces. In this note the steady, fully developed, laminar, freeconvection flow of a fluid of electrical conductivity