THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL ON THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF DENGUE
Keywords:
antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE), cross-immunity (CI), co-circulating, infective, dengue disease, epidemic, disease-free equilibrium, Basic reproduction numberAbstract
We present a deterministic nonlinear mathematical model describing the population dynamics of Dengue which provides public health insights to the impact of dual infectivity of an Aedes aegypti with two strains of dengue, where both strains are co-circulating with cross-immunity (CI) and antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE) in the course of the dynamics of the disease. The model is rigorously analyzed qualitatively and thresholds for eradication are established.
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