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On the Global Attractivity of a Delayed Boom Model with Diffusion
Department of Education, Kogakkan University, Ise, Japan
Department of Business Administration, Meisei University, Tokyo, Japan
- 1 Department of Education, Kogakkan University, Ise, Japan
- 2 Department of Business Administration, Meisei University, Tokyo, Japan
Advances in Pure Mathematics·Volume 16 (2026)·Pages 291–307·Published 30 April 2026·DOI10.4236/apm.2026.164014
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Abstract
Some mathematical boom equation of SEIR type with diffusion, which appears as a model of social and economical boom for the spread of trend-causing, is treated. The asymptotic properties of the diffusive equation are studied by applying the strong maximum principle, strong fading memory property and luxury Liapunov functions.
KeywordsDelayed SEIR Type Model of Boom with DiffusionGlobal AttractorStrong Maximum Principle
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