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Finite element discretization of nonlinear models of ultrasound heating
Heating generated by high-intensity focused ultrasound waves is central to many emerging medical applications, including non-invasive cancer therapy and targeted drug delivery. In this study, we aim to gain a fundamental understanding of numerical simulations in this context by analyzing conforming
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