Lecture

Numerical Methods in Biomechanics: Hip-A

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This lecture covers numerical methods applied to biomechanics, focusing on hip implants. Topics include aseptic loosening, MSCs differentiation, micromotion, fluid flow, material properties, governing equations, boundary conditions, and experimental validation. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding conditions leading to aseptic loosening for improved implant designs and patient outcomes.

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Analysis: Numerical analysis

Discrete mathematics: Discrete exterior calculus

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Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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