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Application of Jumarie-Stancu collocation series method and multi-Step
            possesses a relatively higher dimension of 2.09,  a reflection of multiple influences that combine
            indicating increased complexity.                  to affect glucose dynamics and stability overall.
                                                              During the regulation of glucose and insulin dy-
            3. Bifurcation diagrams                           namics within the human body, every parameter
                                                              from a 1 to a 21 is crucial. Diabetes requires under-
            The parameter a 16 could represent the system’s
                                                              standing these bifurcations to predict and man-
            response to stress or external factors affecting glu-
                                                              age the complex dynamics of glucose regulation.
            cose regulation. a 16 (-2 to 0) could represent the
                                                              Predicting and controlling critical transitions in
            system’s response to stress or external factors af-
                                                              complex systems, whether biological or physical,
            fecting glucose regulation. Bifurcations may indi-
                                                              requires understanding bifurcation. Stability may
            cate shifting glucose levels due to changing exter-
                                                              shift to chaos or vice versa, affecting the stabil-
            nal conditions. Related dynamics is bifurcation
                                                              ity and behavior of the system. By understand-
            in a 16 shows external stressors affect glucose dy-
                                                              ing these bifurcations, we can develop strategies
            namics. In a bifurcated liver, a parameter a 17
                                                              for managing biological processes, designing sta-
            could describe the delay in insulin response, with
                                                              ble physical systems, and preventing undesirable
            bifurcations representing an oscillatory glucose re-
                                                              behaviors. Critical transitions can be predicted
            sponse. a 17 (0 to 1) may describe insulin response
                                                              and controlled by understanding the bifurcation
            delay. As response times vary, bifurcations may   of parameters in complex systems. During these
            indicate changes from stable glucose regulation to
            oscillatory or chaotic behavior. The bifurcation  transitions, the system can go from stability to
            in a 17 might be related to liver response delays.  chaos or vice versa, affecting its behavior and sta-
            Insulin and other metabolic pathways might be     bility significantly. By recognizing these bifurca-
            represented by a 18 . There might be interactions  tions, we can design stable physical systems and
            between insulin and other metabolic pathways in   prevent undesirable behaviors like chaotic oscilla-
            a 18 . a 18 bifurcations (-1 to 0) may indicate a  tions.
            change from stable to complex glucose dynam-
            ics. A bifurcation in a 18 may give insight into  4. Methods
            glucose regulation. An indicator of insulin resis-
            tance might be a 19 . There is a possibility that  4.1. Jumarie-Stancu collocation series
            the rate at which insulin resistance develops can      method
            be represented by a 19 (-1 to 0). The point of bi-  We apply the JSCSM to approximate the solu-
            furcation could result in a transition from stable  tions for ˆu(t), ˆv(t), and ˆw(t) in the following steps.
            glucose regulation to instability as resistance in-   Assume each function can be expanded as a
            creases as the point of bifurcation is reached. In  series:
            the case of an increase in a 19 , this could be a re-
            sult of varying rates at which insulin resistance                         ∞     n
                                                                                         a
                                                                              ˆ u(t) = Σ n=0 n ι ,
            develops as a result of variable insulin resistance
                                                                                      n=0 n ι ,
            levels leading to a change in glucose stability. In               ˆ v(t) = Σ ∞  b  n
            the system (1), there might be a parameter called                ˆ w(t) = Σ ∞  c  n
                                                                                      n=0 n ι ,
            a 20 that describes the strength of feedback mech-
            anisms that exist. It might be possible to de-
            scribe the strength of feedback mechanisms in the  where a n , b n , and c n are coefficients to be deter-
            Model (1) by the parameter a 20 . It is possible  mined for ˆu, ˆv, and ˆw, respectively.
                                                                  Using the Jumarie fractional derivative, we
            that bifurcations in a 20 (-1 to 0) could indicate
                                                              approximate the fractional Caputo derivative
            that glucose dynamics are changing from stable to
                                                              C D α  for each series term:
            complex due to changes in the strength of feed-      0,ι
            back. This could be attributed to the bifurca-                       ι n−α
                                                                     C  α n
            tion of a 20 indicating how variations in feedback        D ι ≈    α(n + 1)  · α(n + 1 − α).
                                                                        0,ι
            strength can affect the stability of glucose levels.
                                                              Then, each derivative can be represented as:
            A parameter known as a 21 is used as a potential
                                                                        C  α         ∞    C  α   n
                                                                                        a
            indicator of how multi-factor influences glucose             D ˆu(t) ≈ Σ n=0 n D (ι ),
                                                                                             0,ι
                                                                           0,ι
            regulation in a system. In order to better under-           C D ˆv(t) ≈ Σ ∞  b  C  α  n
                                                                           α
                                                                                     n=0 n D (ι ),
            stand how several factors act on the regulation                0,ι               0,ι
                                                                       C D w(t) ≈ Σ  ∞  c  C  α  n
                                                                          α
                                                                             ˆ
                                                                                             0,ι
            of glucose, a 21 (-1 to 0) might be a good indica-            0,ι        n=0 n D (ι ).
            tor. Bifurcations could indicate transitions from
            stable to chaotic behavior as these factors vary.  Select collocation points {ι 0 , ι 1 , . . . , ι m } within
            It is possible that the bifurcation in a 21 could be  the time interval of interest.
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