ArticleEuropean physical journal plus2020
Mathematical analysis for a new nonlinear measles epidemiological system using real incidence data from Pakistan.
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Abstract
Modeling of infectious diseases is essential to comprehend dynamic behavior for the transmission of an epidemic. This research study consists of a newly proposed mathematical system for transmission dynamics of the measles epidemic. The measles system is based upon mass action principle wherein human population is divided into five mutually disjoint compartments: susceptible
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