Biorheological aspects of arterial flow near bifurcations
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The flow of blood in a branched artery is modelled as the steady flow of low viscosity fluid in a branched tube with rigid walls. The basic equations are such that conformal mapping methods may be used. Extensive numerical results are presented in graphical form.
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