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in special issue of “Russian Journal of Numerical Analysis and Mathematical Modelling” (Vol. 41, No. 5, pp. 333-462, 2026)

Contents of special issue:

  • A. A. Danilov, E. E. Novak, A. A. Rebrova, T. M. Gamilov. An expert-supervised numerical framework for 3D coronary artery reconstruction and blood flow velocity estimation from biplane angiography. pp. 333–360
  • A. A. Liogky. Potential-skew splitting and energy minimisation: A robust Newton-type solver for stable equilibria of hyperelastic tissues. pp.361–386
  • K. K. Loginov, N. V. Pertsev, V. A. Topchii. Numerical stochastic modelling of contact cytolysis in the innate immune response. pp.387–400
  • S. Matveev, J. Miao. Application of sensitivity analysis methods to the study of neural network models. pp.401–416
  • A. V. Rogov, S. S. Simakov. A strong partitioned time-integration algorithm for coupled 0D–1D cardiovascular models: application to pulmonary artery banding. pp.417–448
  • R. S. Savinkov, D. S. Grebennikov, G. I. Lobov, G. A. Bocharov. Topological variation of the lymphatic system in wild type versus genetically modified mice. pp.449–460
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