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From: Mathis Kelm <mathis.kelm@iws.uni-stuttgart.de>
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2023 15:46:08 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] [examples][embedded][readme] include change from dc111fc6 in
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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ We solve the following coupled, mixed-dimensional PDE system:
 where the subscript T and B denote the tissue and the network (blood flow) compartment,
 $`x`$ is the tracer mole fraction, $`\varrho`$ the molar density of the mixture, $`\phi`$ is the porosity,
 $`A_\mathrm{B}`$ denotes the network (vessel lumen) cross-sectional area, $`\vert P \vert`$ is the cross-sectional perimeter value,
-$`D`$ is the free diffusion coefficient, $`D_{\text{app}`$ apparent diffusion coefficients and $C_M$ a membrane diffusivity factor.
+$`D`$ is the free diffusion coefficient, $`D_{\text{app}}`$ apparent diffusion coefficients and $C_M$ a membrane diffusivity factor.
 Furthermore, isothermal conditions with a homogeneous temperature distribution of constant $`T=37^\circ C`$ are assumed.
 The 1D network PDE is formulated in terms of the local axial coordinate $`s`$.
 
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