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A mathematical model for irreversible damage of the collagen scaffold in the myocardium
We propose a dissipative, irreversible damage model for anisotropic media in large deformations to address the damage process of the myocardium following a cardiac infarction. We model damage to the collagen in the cleavage planes resulting from an increased load to the passive tissue. Starting from
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