Filled symbols indicate the calculation conditions in which the rim was formed (Section 3.1, 3.2, and 3.3).
The Gaussian fits to the distributions of fluorescence intensities at each time point indicate the calculation of the mean value that increases from day 14 to 19 for the untreated mouse (indicating uninterrupted tumour growth) in Figure 6B.
The solid and dashed lines indicate the calculations based on the present FDM and the BIEM of Kawahara and Yamashita (1992), respectively.
This indicates the inaccurate calculation of the required local bandwidth at each node.
This indicates that the calculation would fail when g r, Δt) is extremely small.
This indicates that the calculation methodology of the sheath capacitance described in Section 2 is valid; and the Debye length can be estimated from the observed sheath capacitance.
Colour scale shows units of pixels, and grey numbers indicate the total calculation time.
The reference image is shown far right for comparison, and grey numbers indicate the total calculation time.
