Titlebook: Computer Simulation Study of Collective Phenomena in Dense Suspensions of Red Blood Cells under Shea; Timm Krüger Book 2012 Springer Spekt

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Historical Conceptions of Capitalism,the human body with oxygen and nutrients and transport waste products away from the cells. The deformability of red blood cells and the fact that human blood is a dense suspension (45% volume fraction) are primary motivations for a better understanding of the rheology of suspensions of deformable pa

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The Concept of Coherence in Artnvestigation (section .), and the rheology of suspensions made of rigid particles (section .) and deformable objects (section .). A review of the physics of red blood cells and hemorheology is given in chap. 3.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-8303-1n between the microscopic characteristics of the suspension (e.g., particle deformation, alignment, rotation, and diffusivity) and the rheology (e.g., viscosity and suspension stress). For the first time, a detailed and systematic analysis of the microscopic origins of the shear thinning behavior of

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Shulamith Kreitler,Hans Kreitlermunity and the physical results for the red blood cell simulations are reviewed in section .. Open questions and suggestions for future research-both related to the physics and the code development—are pointed out in section ..