Jairo Villegas G., Jorge Castano B., Javier Gil G., Andrei Gonzalez G.
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Bidomain model solution using the finite volume method
In this paper we consider cardiac electrical activity through bidomain model, to describe the electrical behavior of cardiac tissue, based on current flow, electric potential distribution and conservation of charge. So we use the finite volume scheme built on rectangular meshes. Discretizing will focus on existing algorithms for elliptic and parabolic equations, with convergence guaranteed by the classical theory.
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