Noise-induced first-order transition in anti-tumor immunotherapy
Wei-Rong Zhong, Yuan-Zhi Shao, Zhen-Hui He
Abstract
We studied the single-variable dynamics model of the tumor growth. A first-order phase transition induced by an additive noise is shown to reproduce the main features of tumor growth under immune surveillance. The critical average cells population has a power-law function relationship with the immune coefficient.
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