ATTAINABLE SETS OF INTEGRAL CONSTRAINED SEIR CONTROL SYSTEM WITH NONLINEAR INCIDENCE

Year 2023, Issue: 054, 322 - 337, 30.09.2023

Ali Serdar Nazlıpınar , Farıdeh Mohammadımehr

https://doi.org/10.59313/jsr-a.1312173

https://izlik.org/JA37YS98BF

Abstract

In this survey, we consider the dynamics of a contagious disease spread by employing a nonlinear dynamical control system of differential equations. It considers treatment and vaccination as key control parameters to discern their influence on disease control. The study, approximate the attainable sets of a given control system and presents visual results, while also discussing potential biological applications of their findings.

Keywords

Attainable set , nonlinear incidence , SEIR model

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