Pages that link to "Item:Q2893702"

The following pages link to Multiscale modelling of erythrocytes in Stokes flow (Q2893702):

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• An unstructured solver for simulations of deformable particles in flows at arbitrary Reynolds numbers (Q348359) (← links)
• A stability result on the orientation of red blood cells in the venule network (Q361112) (← links)
• Force-moment line element method for Stokes flow around a slender body (Q463531) (← links)
• Using 3D fluid-structure interaction model to analyse the biomechanical properties of erythrocyte (Q552870) (← links)
• Systematic coarse-graining of spectrin-level red blood cell models (Q658796) (← links)
• Validation of an immersed thick boundary method for simulating fluid-structure interactions of deformable membranes (Q727605) (← links)
• A quasi-continuum model for human erythrocyte membrane based on the higher order Cauchy-Born rule (Q741919) (← links)
• A new two-component approach in modeling red blood cells (Q827584) (← links)
• Effective computational modeling of erythrocyte electro-deformation (Q1680439) (← links)
• A generalized traction integral equation for Stokes flow, with applications to near-wall particle mobility and viscous erosion (Q1685197) (← links)
• Bridging the computational gap between mesoscopic and continuum modeling of red blood cells for fully resolved blood flow (Q2222595) (← links)
• A multiscale framework for large deformation modeling of RBC membranes (Q2310169) (← links)
• Two-dimensional finite element model of breast cancer cell motion through a microfluidic channel (Q2417508) (← links)
• Multiscale computational framework for predicting viscoelasticity of red blood cells in aging and mechanical fatigue (Q2670349) (← links)
• Probing red blood cell mechanics, rheology and dynamics with a two-component multi-scale model (Q2955703) (← links)
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• A theoretical investigation of the frisbee motion of red blood cells in shear flow (Q5001065) (← links)
• An Improved Coarse-Grained Model to Accurately Predict Red Blood Cell Morphology and Deformability (Q5141313) (← links)
• Assessment of coupled bilayer–cytoskeleton modelling strategy for red blood cell dynamics in flow (Q6146271) (← links)