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Cahn-Hilliard phase-field modeling of tumor growth via locally adaptive isogeometric analysis with THB-splines
Predicting tumor dynamics in biological systems under physiologically relevant conditions using mathematical and computational models remains a challenging problem. Continuum models based on phase-field (diffuse-interface) formulations have proven to be an effective modeling strategy to govern tumor
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