Providing fast and reliable numerical simulations becomes extremely important when
dealing with the complex applications arising in computational medicine. Indeed, even more
strikingly than in other branches of computational mechanics and applied science, being
able to perform accurate numerical simulations in a short amount of time—second or
minutes, rather than hours or even days—is crucial for problems arising from the life
sciences, eg, in the simulation of the behavior of living organs. Indeed, in order to be …