CoSy seminar: "Multiphysics Computation of Electrified Tissue"

Everyone is welcome and the first 40 people to register will be treated to a free lunch sandwich. If you do not want lunch, you are still welcome to join.

Register for a lunch sandwich (deadline: Sunday 17 March)

Abstract: Electrically induced tissue damage is a coupled phenomenon in multiphysics. Conducting electricity produces heat and this increases the temperature. Electromagnetism, thermomechanics, and damage modeling creates a set of coupled and nonlinear field equations, by solving them with the aid of the finite element method, we compute a realistic example where the tissue absorbs the electric energy, converts to heat, and gets burnt due to the excessive temperature increase.

Abali, B. E., & Zohdi, T. I. (2020). Multiphysics computation of thermal tissue damage as a consequence of electric power absorption. Computational Mechanics, 65(1), 149-158.

This is a lecture in the seminar series held by CIM (Centre for Interdisciplinary Mathematics).