Author:
Tavoni Robinson,A. Mancera Paulo F.,Camargo Rubens F.
Abstract
This paper presents a stability analysis of a differential equations model related to the cancer treatment with an oncolytic virus in its classical and fractional version via Caputo derivatives. Numerical simulations of three possible scenarios are presented and support the discussions on the advantages of using fractional modeling.
Publisher
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
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