Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals

ABSTRACT: The spread of infections is commonly represented through the so-called Susceptible – Infectious – Recovered models (SIR). Treatment based on isolation of infected individuals is often applied to decrease the spread of certain diseases. Such situation is considered in the SIR model through...

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Blanco, Aníbal Manuel
Bandoni, Jose Alberto
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2007
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Universidad de Antioquia
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title Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals
spellingShingle Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals
Propagación de infecciones
title_short Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals
title_full Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals
title_fullStr Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals
title_full_unstemmed Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals
title_sort Estimation of domains of attraction in epidemiological models with constant removal rates of infected individuals
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Blanco, Aníbal Manuel
Bandoni, Jose Alberto
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Blanco, Aníbal Manuel
Bandoni, Jose Alberto
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Propagación de infecciones
topic Propagación de infecciones
description ABSTRACT: The spread of infections is commonly represented through the so-called Susceptible – Infectious – Recovered models (SIR). Treatment based on isolation of infected individuals is often applied to decrease the spread of certain diseases. Such situation is considered in the SIR model through a constant removal rate term. It has been shown that in such cases, the outcome of the disease spread may depend on the position of the initial states for certain range of the model parameters. The estimation of the domains of attraction of the equilibrium points may therefore be useful to understand the dynamic behavior of the infection spread as a function of the initial population distribution. In this contribution, a Lyapunov based approach to estimate the domain of attraction of the endemic steady state point in SIR models is proposed
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