Dynamics of transmural filament in monodomain

Counter clockwise, thick tissue


Clockwise, thick tissue Interesting case.


Counter clockwise, thin tissue dz is half of dx (=dy). Essentially a thin tissue.


Clockwise, thin tissue dz is half of dx (=dy). Essentially a thin tissue.


counter clockwise, thick tissue, other angles (0, 60, 90, 120, 120)
Something happens on a plane where the fiber orientation is 180 degree, i.e. parallel to x-axis.

counter clockwise, thick tissue, bottom planes have fiber orentated 180 degrees, i.e. parallel to x-axis


counter clockwise, thin tissue Domain size is 60x60x30 and dz = dx.

Dynamics of transmural filament in bidomain.

A. Nominal conductivities

Nominal conductivities, Counter clockwise, thick tissue

The angle varies from 180 to 300.

B. Another nominal conductivities, Twice bigger extracellular condutivities .
Counter clockwise scrol wave; There is an interesting case in this page.

C. Reciprocal conductivities

Reciprocal conductivities, Counter clockwise, thick tissue

The angle varies from 60 to -40. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -60. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -100. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -120.. Added: Initially centered filament run is added.
The angle varies from 180 to 300. Becomes intramural.



Reciprocal conductivities, Clockwise, thick tissue


The angle varies from 60 to -40. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -60. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -100. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -120. Becomes partly intramural. This is very similar to that of monodomain. But different from bidomain with nominal conductivities. . Added: The filament is initialy placed at the center of the domain. This shows the filament rotating


Reciprocal conductivities, counter clockwise, thin tissue


The angle varies from 60 to -40.
The angle varies from 60 to -60.
The angle varies from 60 to -100.
The angle varies from 60 to -120..


Reciprocal conductivities, Clockwise, thin tissue


The angle varies from 60 to -40. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -60. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -100. Largely remains transmural.
The angle varies from 60 to -120. Largely remains transmural. Added: The filament is initialy placed at the center of the domain.

Dynamics of transmural filament in bidomain using 3V-SIM model