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Two Short Presentations related to Cancer Modeling

A. Habbal (1), P.-E. Jabin (1)
(1) Laboratoire Jean Alexandre Dieudonné
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Volume 10
Volume 10, 2008 - 2009
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10.46298/arima.1919
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Two Short Presentations related to Cancer Modeling

A. Habbal (1), P.-E. Jabin (1)
(1) Laboratoire Jean Alexandre Dieudonné
Abstract
This paper contains two short presentations related to the mathematical modeling of Cancer. The first part intends to introduce a tumour-immune system interaction, which describes the early dynamics of cancerous cells, competing with the immune system, potentially leading to either the elimination of tumoral cells or to the viability of a solid tumor. The second part of the paper addresses the case where a solid tumor has grown enough to initiate angiogenesis, a process which equips the tumor with its own blood network. Nash game theory is used to model the interaction between activators and inhibitors of the angiogenesis process.
Keywords
  • [INFO]Computer Science [cs]
  • [MATH]Mathematics [math]
  • RTM
  • VOF
  • CV/FEM
  • simulation
  • ftumor
  • immune cells
  • competition
  • angiogenesis
  • Nash games
  • topology optimization.
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