Fedosov Model Integration into HemoCell #129
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🧬 Fedosov Model Integration into HemoCell
Hi everyone,
As a gesture of appreciation for the state-of-the-art open-source HemoCell framework, I’ve decided to gradually contribute the developments I’ve made during my research. These contributions will be submitted via pull requests following the publications of the corresponding works.
To start, I’m excited to share the implementation of the well-known Fedosov RBC model, based on the dissertation by Dmitry Fedosov [1]. This contribution includes:
I’ve also added a demonstration case:
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oneCellShear_fedosov
This is a modified version of the
oneCellShear
example, now using the Fedosov model. The model has already been validated and is ready to use. Community feedback, further validation, and enhancements are most welcome!I’m honored to contribute to this elite community and look forward to continued collaboration. 🚀
Best regards,
Mojtaba Amir Aslan Pour
PhD Candidate, Mechanical Engineering
University of South Florida
BioFluid and BioSolid Modeling Lab
Reference
[1] Fedosov, Dmitry A. Multiscale Modeling of Blood Flow and Soft Matter. Brown University, 2010.