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Development of a Micromorphic (Multiscale) Material Model aimed at Cardiac Tissue Mechanics
Computational cardiac mechanics has historically relied on classical continuum models; however, classical models amalgamate the behaviour of a material's micro-constituents, and thus only approximate the macroscopically observable material behaviour as a purely averaged response that originated on m...
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Centre for Research in Computational and Applied Mechanics (CERECAM)
2021
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