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Contribution to the Mathematical Modeling of COVID-19 in Niger
Department of Exact and Applied Sciences, Dosso Unversity, Dosso, Niger
Department of Exact and Applied Sciences, Dosso Unversity, Dosso, Niger
Department of Exact and Applied Sciences, Dosso Unversity, Dosso, Niger
Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Abdou Moumouni Unversity, Niamey, Niger
- 1 Department of Exact and Applied Sciences, Dosso Unversity, Dosso, Niger
- 2 Department of Exact and Applied Sciences, Dosso Unversity, Dosso, Niger
- 3 Department of Exact and Applied Sciences, Dosso Unversity, Dosso, Niger
- 4 Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Abdou Moumouni Unversity, Niamey, Niger
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Abstract
We are interested in this paper in the modeling and analysis of the disease of COVID-19 applied to the capital of Niger: Niamey. The model we are presenting takes into account the strategy that the country has adopted to fight this pandemic. The spread of the infectious agent within the population is a dynamic phenomenon: the number of the healthy and sick individuals changes over time, depending on the contacts during which the pathogen passes from an infected individual to a healthy individual. We model this propagation phenomenon by a set of differential systems equations and determine its behavior through a numerical resolution.
KeywordsCovid-19EpidemiologyDifferential EquationsOperatorsNumerical AnalysisMatlab
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