bioRxivBiophysics
On numerical study of Parkinson tremor
Annalakshmi Harikrishna, Dennis Effah Osei, Magdalena Weronika Kaminska, Sarangam Majumdar
Abstract
Parkinsons disease and Parkinsons tremor are the two most common movement disorders, nor do we fully understand the origin of one of the diseases cardinal symptom: the Parkinsonian tremor. We study one mathematical model involved in Parkinsons disease and in the Parkinsonian tremor. In this paper, we use the Van der Pol equation to further understand this tremor as well as investigate different numerical approaches to solve the system and compare them.\n\nAMS Subject Classification 34L16; 34K28; 92B05
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