scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1054973
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This paper describes how it is possible to compute the cardiac surface electrogram for the spreading action potential for a physically realistic model of the intact ventricles. The method makes use of a model of the action potential spread called the eikonal-curvature equation, often referred to in physical applications as ``ray-tracing. In addition, a multi-grid solution of finite difference equations technique is applied to solve the large sparse matrices that arise in the discretization of elliptic operators in three-dimensional space. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0867.92011].
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