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  • Volume:12 Issue:2
  • Nonstandard Discretization and Stability Analysis of a novel type Malaria-Ross Model

Nonstandard Discretization and Stability Analysis of a novel type Malaria-Ross Model

Authors : Mehmet KOCABIYIK
Pages : 1023-1033
Doi:10.21597/jist.1026364
View : 47 | Download : 11
Publication Date : 2022-06-01
Article Type : Research Paper
Abstract :Malaria is still a deadly disease in most developing countries. In order to prevent this and many other diseases in all countries, it is necessary to understand the dynamics of the disease well. For this reason, in this study, a new type of Malaria-Ross equation, Distributed order, is discussed. In this new type, the dynamics of the disease can be understood better and quicker in different situations with the density function included in such equations. Numerical discretization of this model is done with the help of a nonstandard finite difference scheme. Afterward, stability analyses of the equilibrium points obtained from the model that were performed. At the same time, comparisons were made with other numerical methods. Finally, the findings are expressed with graphs and tables.
Keywords : Distributed order differential equations, Malaria Ross model, numerical Analysis, discretization, stability Analysis

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