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The following pages link to \(p\)-FEMs for hyperelastic anisotropic nearly incompressible materials under finite deformations with applications to arteries simulation (Q2894861):

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• Convergence acceleration for partitioned simulations of the fluid-structure interaction in arteries (Q295039) (← links)
• High-order FEMs for thermo-hyperelasticity at finite strains (Q316509) (← links)
• \(p\)-FEMs in biomechanics: bones and arteries (Q337894) (← links)
• Artery active mechanical response: high order finite element implementation and investigation (Q695947) (← links)
• \(p\)-FEM applied to finite isotropic hyperelastic bodies. (Q1430653) (← links)
• The influence of geometric imperfections in cardiovascular FSI simulations (Q1663831) (← links)
• A mixed higher order FEM for fully coupled compressible transversely isotropic finite hyperelasticity (Q1663840) (← links)
• A novel computational formulation for nearly incompressible and nearly inextensible finite hyperelasticity (Q1668771) (← links)
• Anisotropic hierarchic solid finite elements for the simulation of passive-active arterial wall models (Q1672666) (← links)
• A five-field finite element formulation for nearly inextensible and nearly incompressible finite hyperelasticity (Q2007302) (← links)
• An accurate, robust, and efficient finite element framework with applications to anisotropic, nearly and fully incompressible elasticity (Q2136723) (← links)
• A 3-field formulation for strongly transversely isotropic compressible finite hyperelasticity (Q2308915) (← links)
• An unconditionally stable semi-implicit FSI finite element method (Q2631548) (← links)
• Convexity, polyconvexity and finite element implementation of a four-fiber anisotropic hyperelastic strain energy density -- application to the modeling of femoral, popliteal and tibial arteries (Q2674058) (← links)
• A stabilized linear finite element method for anisotropic poroelastodynamics with application to cardiac perfusion (Q2683465) (← links)
• Classical and all-floating FETI methods for the simulation of arterial tissues (Q2952522) (← links)
• Transversal isotropy based on a multiplicative decomposition of the deformation gradient within p‐version finite elements (Q3456520) (← links)
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