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The effects of fiber curvature in a bidomain tissue with irregular boundaries
A two-dimensional bidomain model is used to investigate the effects of fiber curvature in the presence of irregular boundaries in cardiac tissue subjected to a uniform field. The coupled differential equations are solved using the finite element method. Fiber curvature is found to produce regions of alternating polarity in the transmembrane potential throughout the bulk of the tissue. Also, the magnitude of the transmembrane potential increases with a decrease in the radius of curvature.