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C. Simulation, . Des, and . Sanguins, Nous avons ensuite la figure 10.5 qui représente la même simulation, mais avec les conditions aux limites de sortie basées sur le modèle de Windkessel. Ces résultats utilisent la configuration (1) Nous constatons que le comportement de la simulation est assez similaire pour le début de la propagation de l'onde de pression

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