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A moving grid finite element method applied to a model biological pattern generator

Abstract:: Many problems in biology involve growth. In numerical simulations it can therefore be very convenient to employ a moving computational grid on a continuously deforming domain. In this paper we present a novel application of the moving grid finite element method to compute solutions of reaction–diffusion systems in two-dimensional continuously deforming Euclidean domains. A numerical software package has been developed as a result of this research that is capable of solving generalised Turing models for morphogenesis.

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Madzvamuse, A., Wathen, A., & Maini, P. (2003). A moving grid finite element method applied to a model biological pattern generator.

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Madzvamuse, A., et al. A Moving Grid Finite Element Method Applied to a Model Biological Pattern Generator. 2003.

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Madzvamuse, A, A Wathen, and P Maini. 2003. “A Moving Grid Finite Element Method Applied to a Model Biological Pattern Generator.”
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Publication date:: 2003-01-01

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