In this published paper, a mathematical modeling has been conducted for the peristaltic transport in flow of hybrid nanofluid between rotating channel in the presence of nonlinear thermal radiation, slip effects and entropy generation. This corrigendum correct the flow geometry, figures captions and plots "Transport of hybrid type nanomaterials in peristaltic activity of viscous fluid considering nonlinear radiation, entropy optimization and slip effects" [Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine 184 (2020) 105,086] where these mistake are occurred during production process and therefore, some captions are shuffled. The difference in the captions and plots however does not affect the authenticity and mathematical validity of the problem in purpose of this published research article is to investigate the peristaltic transport in flow of hybrid nanofluid between rotating channel subject to nonlinear thermal radiation, slip effects and entropy generation. However, the flow geometry and the captions and plots should be arranged.
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