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A shallow water with variable pressure model for blood flow simulation

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Figure 1: Control volume for integration (see text).
Figure 2: The ”dead man case”: (Left) The radius of the artery R 0 (x); (Right) Comparison of the velocity at time t = 5 s between an explicit treatment of the source term (dashed line) and the hydrostatic reconstruction (full line).
Figure 3: The Tourniquet: (Left) Radius of the artery R (x) at t = 5 × 10 −3 s;
Figure 4: (Left) Hydrostatic reconstruction; (Right) Centered discretization of the topography source term
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