Contribution to the study of the mechanical properties of brain tissue: fractional calculus-based model and experimental characterization

Contribution to the study of the mechanical properties of brain tissue: fractional calculus-based model and experimental characterization

For years, the modelling of the brain tissue has been widely investigated. Indeed, a biomechanical model of the brain would find applications in fields like image-guided neurosurgery or safety system design (helmets, car manufacturing, security fences design,...). In the present thesis, we propose a...

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Main Author: Libertiaux, Vincent
Other Authors: PONTHOT, Jean-Philippe
Format: Others
Published: Universite de Liege 2010
Subjects:
caracterisation experimentale
incompressibility -biomecanique
modelisation du tissu cerebral
brain tissue modelling
derivation fractionnaire
digital image correlation
experimental characterization
fractional derivative
correlation d'images numeriques
incompressibilite.
biomechanics
Online Access:http://bictel.ulg.ac.be/ETD-db/collection/available/ULgetd-05202010-115742/

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