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A Neural-Network Approach for the Stability of Loosely-Coupled FSI Simulations in Hemodynamics
The development of accurate and efficient computational methods for fluid-structure interaction (FSI) problems remains an active research area due to its broad engineering and biomedical applications. Partitioned loosely coupled (LC) schemes are attractive for large-scale simulations because of thei
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