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Fractional-order Approach to Modeling and Characterizing the Complex and Frequency-dependent Apparent Arterial Compliance: In Human and Animal Validation

2021-09-23

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Recently, experimental and theoretical studies have revealed the potential of fractional calculus to represent viscoelastic blood vessel and arterial biomechanical properties. This paper presents five fractional-order models to describe the dynamic relationship between aortic blood pressure and volume, representing the apparent vascular compliance. The proposed model employs fractional-order capacitor element (FOC...

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424c3148-c06e-5292-b7af-eb01c968560d
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10.1101/2021.09.20.460769
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