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By Diego Gallo, Giuseppe Isu, Diana Massai (auth.), Rui Lima, Yohsuke Imai, Takuji Ishikawa, Mónica S. N. Oliveira (eds.)

This publication specializes in the latest advances within the program of visualization and simulation the way to comprehend the stream habit of complicated fluids utilized in biomedical engineering and different similar fields. It indicates the physiological circulation habit in huge arteries, microcirculation, respiration structures and in biomedical microdevices.

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It is calculated by dividing that area by p and taking the square-root of that. The technique involves two steps: 1. Map z to r and calculate a ‘‘trial’’ velocity: r ðzÞ ¼ jjz À zC jj rB ; jjz À zB jj þ jjz À zC jj U T ðz; tÞ ¼ U P ðr; tÞ; ð1Þ ð2Þ where subscripts ‘‘C’’ and ‘‘B’’ denote the centroid and the closest boundary, respectively, as shown in Fig. 1, and the superscript ‘‘T’’ stands for ‘‘trial’’. 2. e. the integration area in the finite element space. 2 Wall Shear Stress Calculation A new technique for calculating the wall shear stress (WSS) was proposed in Takizawa et al.

Fluid–Structure Interaction Modeling 39 Fig. 4 A bifurcating middle cerebral artery segment with aneurysm. Time-averaged WSS (left) and OSI (right) for the coarse (top), medium (middle) and fine (bottom) meshes The computations were carried out with the SSTFSI-TIP1 technique (see Remarks 8 and 16 in (Tezduyar et al. 2011)) and the SUPG test function option WTSA (see Remark 2 in (Tezduyar et al. 2011)). The stabilization parameters used are those given by Eqs. (12)–(18) in Tezduyar et al. (2011).

2011) and particle-in-cell based approach (Sugiyama et al. 2010b), and also application for a suspension flow of the multiple flexible capsules (Ii et al. 2012b). 1 Material Phase Let’s consider that Xf is a fluid region and Xs is a solid region, and introduce an indicator function Is(x, t), which is being to either 0 or 1 for x [ Xf or x [ Xs. Then, on a control volume dV(x), the volume-fraction or volume-of-fluid (VOF) function of a solid is defined as Z 1 0 /s ðx; tÞ ¼ Is ðx0 ; tÞdx ; ð1Þ jdVðxÞj dVðxÞ According to a kinematic relation: dt x ¼ v; ð2Þ 50 S.

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