
pmid: 4777230
We consider the small radial displacement of a circular ring of cardiac muscle subjected to periodic forcing. The ring in question is that in the middle layer, at the transverse midsection, of the left ventricle. We show that the ring reacts in a periodic manner when forced in a periodic manner. This is accomplished by writing the differential equation for the ring and solving it for two cases-one for constant and one for variable ring thickness.
Fourier Analysis, Myocardium, Pressure, Ventricular Function, Heart, Muscle, Smooth, Models, Biological, General biology and biomathematics, General higher-order partial differential equations and systems of higher-order partial differential equations, Mathematics
Fourier Analysis, Myocardium, Pressure, Ventricular Function, Heart, Muscle, Smooth, Models, Biological, General biology and biomathematics, General higher-order partial differential equations and systems of higher-order partial differential equations, Mathematics
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