New Boundary Conditions for One-Dimensional Network Models of Hemodynamics
Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, ISSN: 1555-6662, Vol: 61, Issue: 12, Page: 2102-2117
2021
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Abstract: New boundary conditions in the regions of vessel junctions for a one-dimensional network model of hemodynamics are proposed. It is shown that these conditions ensure the continuity of the solution and its derivatives at the points of vessel junctions. In the asymptotic limit, they give solutions that coincide with the solution in one continuous vessel. Nonreflecting boundary conditions at the endpoints of the terminal vessels are proposed. Results of numerical experiments that confirm the results of theoretical analysis are presented.
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