Russian Journal of Biomechanics

Issue	Title
Vol 23, No 3 (2019)	MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF THE EYE CORNEA WITH ACCOUNT FOR AN EXPONENTIAL NONLINEARITY OF ITS ELASTIC PROPERTIES UNDER THE ASSUMPTION OF GEOMETRIC SMALLNESS OF STRAINS	Abstract (Rus)
Stein A.A., Moiseeva I.N., Lyubimov G.A.
Vol 23, No 4 (2019)	MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF EYE CORNEA DEFORMATION BY EXTERNAL PRESSURE	Abstract (Rus)
Moiseeva I.N., Stein A.A.
Vol 24, No 3 (2020)	MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF APPLANATION LOADING OF THE EYEBALL WITH ACCOUNT FOR THE NONLINEARITY OF THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF THE CORNEA	Abstract (Rus)
Moiseeva I.N., Stein A.A.
Vol 24, No 4 (2020)	ERGONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF SPORT SKIES BASED ON ANALYSIS OF ATHLET’S HEMODYNAMICS AT LOADING TEST USING TONOMETRY AND ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY	Abstract (Rus)
Shilko S.V., Kuzminsky Y.G., Bondarenko K.K., Bogdanova N.S.
Vol 25, No 3 (2021)	INFLUENCE OF NONLINEARITY OF THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF THE CORNEA ON ITS DEFORMATION WHEN LOADING THE EYE WITH A SCHIØTZ TONOMETER	Abstract (Rus)
Moiseeva I.N., Stein A.A.
Vol 26, No 4 (2022)	DIFFERENTIAL TONOMETRY WITH A SCHIØTZ TONOMETER: MATHEMATICAL MODELING WITH ACCOUNT FOR THE NONLINEARITY OF THE ELASTIC BEHAVIOR OF THE CORNEA AND COMPARISON WITH CLINICAL DATA	Abstract (Rus)
Moiseeva I.N., Stein A.A.
Vol 23, No 1 (2019)	MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF MAKLAKOFF ELASTOTONOMETRY IN THE CASE OF ARTIFICALLY CREATED CORNEA INHOMOGENEITY	Abstract (Rus)
Moiseeva I.N., Stein A.A.
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