A Model of Blood Flow in a Circulation Network
Weihua Ruan, M. E. Clark, Meide Zhao, Anthony Curcio
Abstract
We study a mathematical model of a blood circulation network which is a generalization of the coronary model proposed by Smith, Pullan and Hunter. We prove the existence and uniqueness of the solution to the initial-boundary value problem and discuss the continuity of dependence of the solution and its derivatives on initial, boundary and forcing functions and their derivatives.
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