The effect of the environmental parameter on the Hantavirus infection through a fractional-order SI model
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2012
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International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences,
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International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences,;1 (2) (2012) 88-99
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Abstract
In this paper, fractional-order model of the Hantavirus infection in terms of simple
differential equations involving the mice population is presented. A study of the
effect of changes in ecological conditions and diversity of habitats can be
observed by varying the value of the environmental parameter . Generalized
Euler method (GEM) is considered in this paper to obtain an analytic approximate
solution of this model.
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Generalized Euler method,, Fractional order ordinary differential equations,, Hantavirus fractional-order model.
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