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A vitamin intervention study on the tumour and immune cells via TIV dynamical system-revisited

  • Khushbu Agrawal
  • , Sunil Kumar
  • , Badr Saad T. Alkahtani
  • , Sara Salem Alzaid
  • National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur
  • King Saud University

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Abstract

This paper presents wavelet and other numerical techniques for solving systems of tumour-immune-vitamin intervention (TIV) model with non-integer order and nonlinear. For the first time, fractional order TIV system has been solved by using Bernstein wavelet collocation method (BWCM). This process uses wavelet approximations depend on Bernstein wavelets and their non-integer integral to transform non-integer differential systems into algebraic equation. This fractional TIV model will represent the effects of memory on the system. Three elements make up this partial sequence TIV system: vitamin intervention, immune cells, and tumour cells. Boundedness and non-negativity, residual error and convergence analysis of solutions have been determined using the iterative approach and BWCM. This investigation shows that the technique is very much useful and efficient for TIV intervention. Also, we have discussed the existence and uniqueness of the non-integer order TIV model. According to the findings, the TIV system would benefit from the use of the BWCM and this numerical method will open more research. Our findings will be valuable to biologists and researcher in the treatment of TIV.

Original languageEnglish
Article number2404585
JournalApplied Mathematics in Science and Engineering
Volume32
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 2024
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Bernstein wavelet collocation method
  • Fractional order model
  • convergence analysis
  • existence and uniqueness
  • numerical method
  • operational matrix
  • positivity and boundedness
  • residual error analysis

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