Zamir M. Physics of Coronary Blood Flow 2005 Rep Fix

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Front Matter
Static Design Issues
Modelling Preliminaries
Basic Lumped Elements
Forced Dynamics of the RLC System
The Analysis of Composite Waveforms
Composite Pressure-Flow Relations
Lumped Models
Elements of Unlumped-Model Analysis
Basic Unlumped Models
Dynamic Pathologies
Back Matter