Chaste: a case study of parallelisation of an open source finite-element solver with applications to computational cardiac electrophysiology simulation

Bernabeu, Miguel; Southern, J.; Wilson, N.; Strazdins, Peter; Cooper, Jonathan; Pitt-Francis, Joe

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Chaste: a case study of parallelisation of an open source finite-element solver with applications to computational cardiac electrophysiology simulation

Date

2013

Authors

Bernabeu, Miguel

Southern, J.

Wilson, N.

Strazdins, Peter

Cooper, Jonathan

Pitt-Francis, Joe

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Abstract

The simulation of cardiac electrophysiology is a mature field in computational physiology. Recent advances in medical imaging, high-performance computing and numerical methods mean that computational models of electrical propagation in human heart tissue