Slight asymmetry in the winding angles of reinforcing collagen can cause large shear stresses in arteries and even induce buckling (Q1696481)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6838809
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| English | Slight asymmetry in the winding angles of reinforcing collagen can cause large shear stresses in arteries and even induce buckling |
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6838809 |
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Slight asymmetry in the winding angles of reinforcing collagen can cause large shear stresses in arteries and even induce buckling (English)
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14 February 2018
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arterial models
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two families of fibres
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fibre asymmetry
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torsional shear stress
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buckling
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0.7346128821372986
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0.7334557771682739
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0.7260799407958984
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0.7128534317016602
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0.7040845155715942
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