The thing that makes our research difficult, the main reason we need big, powerful computers, is a system of a equations known as the “Cardiac Bidomain Equations”. They are a way of representing both the insides and outsides of cells, as well as the membrane in-between, throughout a piece of tissue. A former member of our lab as well as a current one and their colleagues have just come out with a paper entitled, “Solvers for the cardiac bidomain equations”. It discusses why the system is computationally expensive, and tricks for solving it more efficiently, including multigrid methods.
Solvers for the Bidomain Equations
2007-09-29Topics: Biomedical Engineering · Cardiac Electrophysiology · Science · TechComments (0)
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