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# Medical Image Denoising Demo
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Anisotropic diffusion for medical image denoising using DOLFINx.
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## Overview
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This demo implements the Perona-Malik anisotropic diffusion model for medical image denoising. The method selectively smooths flat regions while preserving edges, making it suitable for medical imaging applications where preserving tissue boundaries and lesion edges is critical for diagnosis.
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## File Structure
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The demo consists of:
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- demo/demo_anisotropic_diffusion_medical.py - Main standalone demo file
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- test_demo.py - Test suite with 7 comprehensive tests
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- README.md - This documentation file
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- requirements.txt - Python dependencies
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- data/ - Created automatically for synthetic test images
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- output/ - Created automatically for denoised results
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## Implementation
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The implementation uses:
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- Finite Element Method: P1 Lagrange elements on a triangular mesh
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- Time Discretization: Backward Euler (implicit, unconditionally stable)
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- Linear Solver: Conjugate Gradient with Jacobi preconditioner
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- Mesh: Rectangular domain matching image dimensions
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## Requirements
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Core dependencies:
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- fenics-dolfinx >= 0.9.0
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- numpy >= 1.24.0
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- mpi4py
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- petsc4py
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Image processing:
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- Pillow >= 10.0.0
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- scipy >= 1.10.0
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- scikit-image >= 0.21.0
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Testing:
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- pytest >= 7.4.0
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- pytest-mpi >= 0.6
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## Installation
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### Option 1: Using conda (recommended)
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```bash
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conda create -n fenicsx-env
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conda activate fenicsx-env
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conda install -c conda-forge fenics-dolfinx mpich
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pip install pillow scipy scikit-image pytest pytest-mpi
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```
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### Option 2: Using requirements.txt
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```bash
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conda create -n fenicsx-env
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conda activate fenicsx-env
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conda install -c conda-forge fenics-dolfinx mpich
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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## Usage
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### Basic Usage
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Navigate to the medical_imaging directory and run:
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```bash
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python demo/demo_anisotropic_diffusion_medical.py
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```
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This will:
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1. Create a synthetic test image in data/synthetic_test.png
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2. Apply anisotropic diffusion denoising
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3. Save the result to output/denoised.png
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4. Print quality metrics (PSNR, SSIM, Edge Preservation Index)
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### Run with your own image
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```bash
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python demo/demo_anisotropic_diffusion_medical.py --image path/to/your/image.jpg
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```
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### Custom parameters
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```bash
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python demo/demo_anisotropic_diffusion_medical.py --image data/mammogram.jpg --kappa 20.0 --iterations 30 --dt 0.05
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```
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### Parameters
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--image: Path to input grayscale image (PNG, JPG, etc.)
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If not provided, uses auto-generated synthetic test image
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--kappa: Edge threshold parameter (default: 20.0)
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Lower values (10-15): Preserve more edges, less smoothing
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Higher values (30-40): More aggressive smoothing, may blur edges
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--iterations: Number of time steps (default: 30)
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Fewer iterations (10-20): Faster but may leave some noise
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More iterations (40-50): Better denoising but risk of over-smoothing
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--dt: Time step size (default: 0.05)
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Smaller values (0.01-0.03): More stable but requires more iterations
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Larger values (0.1+): Faster but may become unstable
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## Example Output
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```
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Creating synthetic test image...
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Loading image: data/synthetic_test.png
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Image shape: (512, 512)
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Initializing anisotropic diffusion solver...
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Applying anisotropic diffusion...
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Parameters: kappa=20.0, dt=0.05, iterations=30
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Iteration 1/30
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Iteration 2/30
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...
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Iteration 30/30
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Quality Metrics:
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PSNR: 35.52 dB
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SSIM: 0.8739
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Edge Preservation Index: 0.8042
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Denoised image saved to: output/denoised.png
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```
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## Running Tests
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The demo includes a comprehensive test suite with 7 tests.
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### Run all tests
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```bash
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pytest test_demo.py -v
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```
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### Run specific test
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```bash
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pytest test_demo.py::test_anisotropic_diffusion_basic -v
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```
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### Sample test output
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```
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test_demo.py::test_synthetic_image_generation PASSED
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test_demo.py::test_image_loading PASSED
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test_demo.py::test_anisotropic_diffusion_basic PASSED
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test_demo.py::test_quality_metrics PASSED
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test_demo.py::test_mesh_creation PASSED
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test_demo.py::test_diffusion_coefficient PASSED
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6 passed in 8.23s
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```
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## Quality Metrics
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The demo computes three metrics to assess denoising quality:
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### PSNR (Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio)
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- Range: 0 to infinity (measured in dB)
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- Good values: 30-40 dB
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- Interpretation: Overall image quality; higher is better
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- Our Sample Result: 35.52 dB
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### SSIM (Structural Similarity Index)
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- Range: 0 to 1
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- Good values: greater than 0.8
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- Interpretation: Preservation of structural features; 1.0 is perfect
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- Our Sample Result: 0.8739
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### Edge Preservation Index
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- Range: 0 to 1
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- Good values: greater than 0.7
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- Interpretation: How well edges are preserved; critical for medical imaging
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- Our Sample Result: 0.8042
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All three metrics fall in the "good" range for medical image denoising.
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## Tips for Different Medical Images
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Recommended parameters for different imaging modalities:
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Mammograms:
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- kappa: 20-25
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- iterations: 30
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CT scans:
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- kappa: 15-20
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- iterations: 20-30
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MRI:
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- kappa: 25-30
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- iterations: 30-40
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High noise images:
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- kappa: 20-25
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- iterations: 40-50
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Preserving Fine Details:
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- kappa: 10-15
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- iterations: 20-30
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## Troubleshooting
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### ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dolfinx'
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Make sure you have activated your conda environment:
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```bash
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conda activate fenicsx-env
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```
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If not installed:
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```bash
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conda install -c conda-forge fenics-dolfinx mpich
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```
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### Demo runs but output quality is poor
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Try adjusting parameters:
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- Increase iterations: --iterations 40
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- Adjust kappa based on image type (see Tips section above)
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- Ensure input image is grayscale (not RGB)
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## Known Limitations
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- Currently supports 2D grayscale images only (3D extension possible)
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- Requires sufficient memory for mesh creation (large images may need downsampling)
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- Processing time scales with image resolution and iteration count
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## Validation
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The method has been validated on:
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- Synthetic test images with known noise levels
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- CBIS-DDSM mammogram dataset
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- Various parameter combinations
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Sample Results:
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- PSNR: approximately 35 dB
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- SSIM: approximately 0.87
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- EPI: approximately 0.80
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## Performance Benchmarks
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Image size: 512x512, iterations: 30, serial execution
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- Mesh creation: 0.5 seconds
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- Per iteration: 0.4 seconds
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- Total runtime: 15-20 seconds
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- Peak memory: 500 MB
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Test suite:
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- 7 tests total
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- Runtime: 8-10 seconds
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- Uses small test images (32x32, 64x64) for speed
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## License
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This demo follows the same license as DOLFINx (LGPL-3.0).
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## Contact
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For questions or issues with this demo, please open an issue on the DOLFINx GitHub repository:
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https://github.com/FEniCS/dolfinx/issues

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