Dynamical complexity and pathological order in the cardiac monitoring problem
Physica D Nonlinear PhenomenaPublished 1 July 1987
Arnold J. Mandell
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Study of a nonlinear differential equation for the heartbeat and its analogue, a codimension-2 endomorphism, are used to derive a plot predictive of the parameter distance from loss of normal mixing conditions and the emergence of two contrasting, rhythmic, fatal cardiac dysrhythmias.
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Studies of a nonlinear differential equation for the heartbeat and its analogue, a codimension-2 endomorphism, are used to derive a ρ=ƒ(μ,ϵ) plot predictive of the parameter distance from loss of normal mixing conditions and the emergence of two contrasting, rhythmic, fatal cardiac dysrhythmias.
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