Investigation of the properties of the two-component eyeball model and opportunities to use it for practically estimating the mechanical characteristics of the human eye

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Investigation of the properties of the two-component eyeball model and opportunities to use it for practically estimating the mechanical characteristics of the human eye

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Estimating the elastic properties of the eye from differential tonometry by the Schiøtz tonometer: Analysis of the measurement procedure on the basis of a two-component mathematical model

Estimating the elastic properties of the eye from differential tonometry by the Schiøtz tonometer: Analysis of the measurement procedure on the basis of a two-component mathematical model

The Effect of Spatial Inhomogeneity of the Cornea on the Deformation Properties of the Eyeball and the Results of Maklakoff Applanation Tonometry

Effect of Nonlinearity of Elastic Properties of the Cornea on the Results of Schiøtz Tonometry: Estimation Based on a Two-Component Mathematical Model

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