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    Unsteady flow of blood through narrow blood vessels - a mathematical analysis (English)
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    22 February 1993
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    We study an unsteady flow of blood in a uniform arteriole segment under various boundary conditions at the wall. The blood vessel is modelled as an initially stressed orthotropic elastic tube filled with a viscous incompressible fluid representing blood which is treated here as a polar fluid. As for the equations governing the motion of the arteriole wall, we have taken a pair of equations by using suitable constitutive relations and the principle of superimposition of a small additional deformation on a state of known finite deformation.
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    uniform arteriole segment
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    initially stressed orthotropic elastic tube
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    viscous incompressible fluid
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    polar fluid
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    constitutive relations
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    principle of superimposition
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    known finite deformation
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