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Fully mixed finite element methods for the coupling of viscoelasticity and reaction-diffusion models
We propose and analyse a fully mixed finite element method for a two-way coupled mechanochemical model of calcium signalling in viscoelastic tissue. The mechanical response follows a Kelvin--Voigt law, with the elastic and viscous stresses, velocity, and spin tensor as unknowns, and the symmetry of
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