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A predator-prey system is used to model the time-dependent virus and lymphocyte population during a liver infection. We show mathematically that the resulting reaction-diffusion equation has non-trivial stationary solutions whenever the underlying domain is sufficiently large or fissured. The...
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Pipeline leaks can lead to excessive economical loss as well as posing environmental hazards. Mathematical modeling of the flow in a pipeline with a leak can be used to evaluate the loss caused by a leak and provide a guide for pipeline operation as well as an aid for leak detection. The...
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A modification to the conventional Gompertz equation (named modified Gompertz equation) is introduced to describe the solid tumor growth perturbed with direct electric current. Simulations of this equation are made. Quantitative fitting criteria as goodness-of-fit, handling missing data and...
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Evaluation of the distance between the electrodes, voltage applied to them, and number of electrodes in tumor growth kinetics is very useful for effective tumor destruction when electrotherapy is used. However, a study of this type has not yet been proposed. The aim of this paper is to simulate...
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