In this paper the electromagnetic fields related to the current sources in the human brain are investigated by means of the quasi-stationary approximation. The knowledge of these fields are of great interest to understand the human brain activity regions. By considering the current density produced by neural activity and because no current could ow out of the skull, the numerical model describing the problem can be fully defined. The current sources are simulated as current dipoles into an homogeneous sphere proceeding in the computation by solving the Poissons equation with Neumann boundary conditions. Numerical results relating to a spherical head representation are proposed by considering also multilayered model with di erent conductivities and compared with the analytical solutions.
Ala, G., Francomano, E., Ganci, S. (2012). Numerical modelling for EM-Fields and biosystems interactions. In Abstracts della Conferenza Biennala della Societa Italiana di Matematica Applicata - SIMAI 2012.
Numerical modelling for EM-Fields and biosystems interactions
ALA, Guido;FRANCOMANO, Elisa;GANCI, Salvatore
2012-01-01
Abstract
In this paper the electromagnetic fields related to the current sources in the human brain are investigated by means of the quasi-stationary approximation. The knowledge of these fields are of great interest to understand the human brain activity regions. By considering the current density produced by neural activity and because no current could ow out of the skull, the numerical model describing the problem can be fully defined. The current sources are simulated as current dipoles into an homogeneous sphere proceeding in the computation by solving the Poissons equation with Neumann boundary conditions. Numerical results relating to a spherical head representation are proposed by considering also multilayered model with di erent conductivities and compared with the analytical solutions.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.