ACTIVE BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR MODELING PROPAGATING CARDIAC ACTION POTENTIALS.

Alan V. Sahakian; Nicos Maglaveras; Glenn A. Myers

ACTIVE BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR MODELING PROPAGATING CARDIAC ACTION POTENTIALS.

Alan V. Sahakian^*, Nicos Maglaveras, Glenn A. Myers

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Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Abstract

Two active boundary conditions (BCs) are described which terminate propagating action potentials (PAPs) with minimal distortion. One of these BCs terminates a short cable with a stored steady-state PAP to approximate a much longer cable. The second BC exploits symmetry of propagation to avoid the use of a sealed-end BC at the stimulus end. These BCs reduce computer time and may help to avoid misleading results. Model results using these BCs are compared with results using the sealed-end BC.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	311-312
Number of pages	2
State	Published - Dec 1 1987

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Sahakian, A. V., Maglaveras, N., & Myers, G. A. (1987). ACTIVE BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR MODELING PROPAGATING CARDIAC ACTION POTENTIALS.. 311-312.

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