A mathematical which can describe various materials of a complicated microstructure, particularly smooth muscle tissue, is proposed and then tested using many numerical simulations. The model presented is a central part of a framework for biomechanical modeling further comprising sensitivity algorithms for the identification of material parameters of the model and also software where these components are being implemented in. The model is based on the classical continuum theory. Effects of microstructure are incorporated into using a phenomenological approach, where a stress-strain relationship is specified directly. A composite nature of the model is treated with help of the mixture theory, where all the components involved contribute to t...
Mechanical properties of the soft tissues and an accurate mathematical model are important to reprod...
Even if the human body is composed of different cells, tissues, and organs, the musculoskeletal syst...
Recent advances in engineered muscle tissue attached to a synthetic substrate motivates the developm...
This thesis deals with mathematical and computational models of soft tissues, such as connective or ...
We construct a simple model of an elastic material whose stiffness can be effectively controlled by ...
The present work deals with smooth-muscle-tissue material-model development and its use in finite-el...
This paper presents a modelling framework in which the mechanochemical properties of smooth muscle c...
Skeletal muscle tissue has a highly complex and heterogeneous structure comprising several physical ...
The perfect ability of living tissues to control and adapt their mechanical properties to varying ex...
International audienceA novel multiscale modeling framework for skeletal muscles based on analytical...
The master’s thesis deals with the computational modelling of the mechanical testing of isolated smo...
AbstractWe develop a model of an incompressible material which microscopic structure is formed by fl...
Description of a realistic continuum model of a living tissue is one of the biggest challenges for c...
The purpose of this thesis is to search for the best material model for soft biological tissues in g...
The book presents a state-of-the-art overview of biomechanical and mechanobiological modeling and si...
Mechanical properties of the soft tissues and an accurate mathematical model are important to reprod...
Even if the human body is composed of different cells, tissues, and organs, the musculoskeletal syst...
Recent advances in engineered muscle tissue attached to a synthetic substrate motivates the developm...
This thesis deals with mathematical and computational models of soft tissues, such as connective or ...
We construct a simple model of an elastic material whose stiffness can be effectively controlled by ...
The present work deals with smooth-muscle-tissue material-model development and its use in finite-el...
This paper presents a modelling framework in which the mechanochemical properties of smooth muscle c...
Skeletal muscle tissue has a highly complex and heterogeneous structure comprising several physical ...
The perfect ability of living tissues to control and adapt their mechanical properties to varying ex...
International audienceA novel multiscale modeling framework for skeletal muscles based on analytical...
The master’s thesis deals with the computational modelling of the mechanical testing of isolated smo...
AbstractWe develop a model of an incompressible material which microscopic structure is formed by fl...
Description of a realistic continuum model of a living tissue is one of the biggest challenges for c...
The purpose of this thesis is to search for the best material model for soft biological tissues in g...
The book presents a state-of-the-art overview of biomechanical and mechanobiological modeling and si...
Mechanical properties of the soft tissues and an accurate mathematical model are important to reprod...
Even if the human body is composed of different cells, tissues, and organs, the musculoskeletal syst...
Recent advances in engineered muscle tissue attached to a synthetic substrate motivates the developm...