  We compute the electromagnetic fields generated in relativistic heavy-ion
collisions using the iEBE-VISHNU framework. We calculated the incremental drift
velocity from the possible four sources of the electric force (coulomb,
Lorentz, Faraday, and Plasma-based) on the particles created. The effect of
this external electromagnetic field on the flow harmonics of particles was
investigated, and we found out that the flow harmonics values get suppressed
and rouse in a non-uniform fashion throughout the evolution. More precisely, a
maximum of close to three percent increase in elliptic flow was observed. We
also found mass more dominant factor than charges for the change in flow
harmonics due to the created electromagnetic field. On the top of that, the
magnetic field perpendicular to the reaction plane is found to be sizable while
the different radial electric forces were found to cancel out each other.
Finally, we found out that the inclusion of an electromagnetic field affects
the flow of particles by suppressing or rising it in a non-uniform fashion
throughout the evolution.
