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Fluid deformable surfaces with variable thickness - a Surface Shallow-Water-Helfrich model
Epithelial tissues play a fundamental role in morphogenesis. Mechanically they can be viewed as thin soft materials exhibiting a solid-fluid duality. The Surface Navier-Stokes-Helfrich model accounts for these properties by combining bending and surface hydrodynamics. In order to account for varying
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