Hemodynamical flows. Modeling, analysis and simulation. Papers based on the presentations at the Oberwolfach seminar `Hemodynamical flows: Aspects of modeling, analysis and simulation', Oberwolfach, Germany, November 20--26, 2005.
The book is a collection of six lectures delivered by Anne M. Robertson, Giovanni P. Goldi, Rolf Rannacher and Stefan Turek at the Oberwolfach Seminar ``Hemodynamical Flows: Aspects of Modeling, Analysis and Simulation (November 20-26, 2005). The lectures are focused on various aspects of hemodynamics including physical modeling, mathematical analysis and numerical simulation, with a special accent on general background in continuum mechanics, multiphase nature of blood, rheological data for blood, Newtonian an non-Newtonian constitutive models for blood, mechanical models for blood vessel walls, flows through systems of pipes, fluid-structure interaction in blood vessels and numerical methods for blood flow simulation (including aspects of mesh and model adaptivity). The first chapter, review of Relevant Continuum Mechanics, by A. M. Robertson, is an overview of the basic kinematical and dynamical issues of continuum mechanics which back the approach of hemodynamical features. Besides the constitutive laws theory for Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids (viscoelastic and thixotropic fluids included), some fundamentals of nonlinear elastic solids are introduced. In preparation of the use of experimental data on blood, viscometric flows and commonly used rheometers are discussed. The second chapter, Hemorheology, by A. M. Robertson, A. Sequeira, and M. V. Kameneva, deals with the constitutive models for blood. Experimental data on the multiphase properties of blood as well as the relationship between these properties and the mechanical behavior of blood are considered, the significance of the non- Newtonian behaviors in the circulation being also pointed out. The chapter concludes with the effect of certain diseases states on the mechanical response of blood. The third chapter, Mathematical Problems in Fluid Mechanics, by Giovanni P. Goldi, discusses some topics which are fundamental for the analysis of blood flows models, pointing out also the directions for future research. Focusing, mainly, on pipe flow of a Navier-Stokes liquid, and on liquid-particle interaction, the author studies the well-posedness of the relevant problems and provides rigorous explanations of some fundamental experiments. The fourth chapter, Methods for Numerical Flow Simulation, by Rolf Rannacher, introduces some numerical methods for the simulation of models of laminar hemodynamical flows. Operator-splitting and finite-element Galerkin methods are developed. A special attention is given to the pipe flow and the related question of artificial outflow boundary conditions. Efficient methods for the solution of the resulting algebraic problems, techniques of sensitivity-based error control and mesh adaptation, flow control and model calibration are also considered. The fifth chapter, Numerics of Fluid-Structure Interaction, by Sebastian Bönisch, Thomas Dunne and Rolf Rannacher, presents some numerical techniques for simulating the introduction of viscous liquids with rigid or elastic bodies. A common variational description of fluid-solid/structure interaction (FSI) is developed as the basis of a consistent Galerkin discretization with a-posteriori error control and mesh adaptation together with the solution of optimal control problems based on the Euler-Lagrange approach. The sixth chapter, Numerical Techniques for Multiphase Flow with Liquid-Solid Interaction, by Jaroslav Hron and Stefan Turek, discusses numerical methods for simulating multiphase flows with liquid-solid interaction (incompressible Navier-Stokes equations together with nonlinear models for solids) with a special accent on finite-element discretization and corresponding solver techniques for the resulting algebraic system, on a consistent finite-element approach for fluid-structure interactions with elastic materials and, finally, on the concept of FEM fictitious boundary techniques, together with operator-splitting approaches for particulate flow. This work is addressed to a very large multidisciplinary academic community. An effort was made to keep every topic as self-contained as possible. The reader is referred to the up to date appropriate literature.
- A note on the global regularity of steady flows of generalized Newtonian fluids
- Solutions to the mixed problem of viscous incompressible flows in a channel
- Steady flow of a Navier-Stokes liquid past an elastic body
- On the influence of the wall shear stress vector form on hemodynamic indicators
- A variational data assimilation procedure for the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations in hemodynamics
- On the steady motion of Navier-Stokes flows past a fixed obstacle in a three-dimensional channel under mixed boundary conditions
- An inverse problem for Bingham type fluids
- Nonstationary Poiseuille flow of a non-Newtonian fluid with the shear rate-dependent viscosity
- Time periodic Navier-Stokes equations in a thin tube structure
- Robust stabilised finite element solvers for generalised Newtonian fluid flows
- An efficient split-step framework for non-Newtonian incompressible flow problems with consistent pressure boundary conditions
- A note on regularity and uniqueness of natural convection with effects of viscous dissipation in 3D open channels
- The ``do nothing problem for Boussinesq fluids
- Non-Newtonian flows in domains with non-compact boundaries
- Kinematic splitting algorithm for fluid-structure interaction in hemodynamics
- Partial asymptotic dimension reduction for steady state non-Newtonian flow with strain rate dependent viscosity in thin tube structure
- Finite element approximation of singular power-law systems
- Data assimilation in cardiovascular fluid-structure interaction problems: an introduction
- On existence, regularity and uniqueness of thermally coupled incompressible flows in a system of three dimensional pipes
- Hemorpheology
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5278949 (Why is no real title available?)
- Methods for numerical flow simulation
- Numerical techniques for multiphase flow with liquid-solid interaction
- On a constrained minimization problem arising in hemodynamics
- A stability result on the orientation of red blood cells in the venule network
- On the steady motion of a coupled system solid-liquid
- Steady state non-Newtonian flow with strain rate dependent viscosity in domains with cylindrical outlets to infinity
- Axisymmetric instability of elastic tubes conveying power-law fluids
- Stencil scaling for vector-valued PDEs on hybrid grids with applications to generalized Newtonian fluids
- Models and finite element techniques for blood flow simulation
- Well-Posedness of Steady-State Bingham Type System by a Quasi Variational-Hemivariational Approach
- Strong solutions to non-stationary channel flows of heat-conducting viscous incompressible fluids with dissipative heating
- Spatially and temporally high-order dynamic nonlinear variational multiscale methods for generalized Newtonian flows
- Hybrid dimension modeling for Navier-Stokes equations in thin tube structures
- Pressure boundary conditions for viscous flows in thin tube structures: Stokes equations with locally distributed Brinkman term
- Efficient numerical methods for the Maxey-Riley-Gatignol equations with Basset history term
- Stability of an elastic tube conveying a non-Newtonian fluid and having a locally weakened section
- Nonstationary non-Newtonian fluid flow in thin tube structure: existence, uniqueness and high order regularity of solution
- On the uniqueness and structural stability of Couette-Poiseuille flow in a channel for arbitrary values of the flux
- Asymptotic dynamics of inertial particles with memory
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