Ivan Fumagalli

Assistant professor (RTDa)

Italy

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Ivan Fumagalli is an Assistant Professor at Politecnico di Milano, in the Dipartimento di Matematica, Italy. His research focuses on computational methods for multi-physics problems, particularly in the fields of poroelasticity, hemodynamics, and fluid-structure interactions. Recent publications include works on discontinuous Galerkin methods and mathematical modeling related to cardiac flows and valve implantations.

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Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Articles (11)

Polytopal discontinuous Galerkin methods for low-frequency poroelasticity coupled to unsteady Stokes flow

A Posteriori Error Analysis for a Coupled Stokes-Poroelastic System with Multiple Compartments

lymph : Discontinuous Polytopal Methods for Multi-Physics Differential Problems

Computational hemodynamic indices to identify Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation degeneration

Computational haemodynamics for pulmonary valve replacement by means of a reduced fluid‐structure interaction model

Polytopal discontinuous Galerkin discretization of brain multiphysics flow dynamics

A mathematical model that integrates cardiac electrophysiology, mechanics, and fluid dynamics: Application to the human left heart

Modeling isovolumetric phases in cardiac flows by an Augmented Resistive Immersed Implicit Surface method

Fluid‐structure interaction analysis of transcatheter aortic valve implantation

Image-Based Computational Hemodynamics Analysis of Systolic Obstruction in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

An image-based computational hemodynamics study of the Systolic Anterior Motion of the mitral valve

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Pasquale Claudio Africa

alberto redaelli

Michele Botti

Luca Dede'

MARCO VERANI

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